Winchester

The Winchester Model 1894 rifle, often known as the Model 94, is an iconic lever-action repeating rifle renowned for its widespread use and reliability. Introduced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company in 1894, it was designed by John Browning. Notable for its use of the .30-30 Winchester cartridge, the Model 1894 was one of the first rifles to use smokeless powder in its ammunition. Its robust design and powerful performance made it popular among hunters and farmers, and it became a staple in American firearms history, with over 7 million units produced.