WINCHESTER 62 for Sale

Quick Look

The Winchester Model 62 is a slide-action .22 caliber rifle introduced in 1932, designed for smooth, reliable rimfire shooting. Its simple and robust design made it popular among shooters for plinking and small-game hunting. Today, it remains a sought-after classic for collectors and .22 rifle enthusiasts.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Reliable slide-action mechanism
• Smooth cycling with several rimfire cartridges
• Durable hardwood stock
• Classic American rimfire design
• Popular among collectors and plinkers

Key Variants

Winchester 62A

This variant features minor improvements and was produced from the late 1930s, favored for its enhanced ejector system.

Winchester 62B

Introduced post-WWII with cosmetic refinements and better finish, ideal for collectors seeking postwar models.

Winchester 62C

The final production model, made in the 1950s, notable for improved sights and refinements for smooth operation.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Winchester 62	Marlin Model 85	Ruger 10/22
MSRP	N/A (vintage)	$400	$350
Capacity/Size	15 rounds tubular	17 rounds tubular	10+1 rotary mag
Weight	6.5 lbs	5.9 lbs	5.5 lbs
Optics-ready	No	Limited	Yes
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Adjustable single-stage
Notable Pro	Classic design and smooth action	Affordable and reliable	Highly customizable
Notable Con	No modern optics mounting options	Heavier than competitors	Smaller tubular mag capacity

Best Use Cases

• Small-game hunting
• Recreational plinking
• Collector's item
• Training new shooters
• Historical display

FAQs

Can I use modern .22 LR ammo in the Winchester 62?

Yes, the Winchester 62 reliably cycles standard .22 LR cartridges; avoid high-velocity rounds to reduce wear.

What is the barrel length of the Winchester 62?

Most Winchester 62 rifles feature a 22-inch barrel for balanced handling and accuracy.

How does the Winchester 62 compare to newer rimfire rifles?

While less modular and optics-ready, it offers classic craftsmanship and smooth, reliable slide-action operation.