Winchester 64A 30-30

The Winchester Model 64 (often called the Model 64A after its 1937 redesign) is a lever-action rifle chambered in .30-30 Winchester, introduced in 1933 as a deluxe successor to the famous Model 1894.

Key Details on the Winchester Model 64A in .30-30

Feature

Specification

Years of production

1933–1957 (Model 64), post-1937 versions are "64A"

Total production

~66,783 (all calibers)

Action

Lever-action, improved version of Model 94

Calibers

Primarily .30-30 Win, also .32 Winchester Special, .219 Zipper, .25-35 Win (rare)

Barrel length

Standard: 24" round (some 20" or 26" special order)

Magazine

½-tube (5–6 rounds depending on cartridge length)

Weight

~7–7.5 lbs

Sights

Open iron sights; receiver drilled & tapped for scopes/receiver sights

Major Differences from the Model 94

Improved, stronger action with a heavier frame and better bolt locking

Pistol grip stock standard (Model 94 was straight grip until much later)

Better wood and checkering (deluxe model)

Heavier barrel and forearm for better balance and heat dissipation

Factory sling swivels on most

Designed as a “big-game” rifle rather than a lightweight deer gun.

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