WINCHESTER MODEL LEVER ACTION .22 for Sale

Quick Look

The Winchester lever-action .22 rifle builds on a legacy of iconic rimfires dating back to the early 20th century. Designed for plinking, training, and light hunting, it balances traditional aesthetics with proven performance. Today, it remains a favorite among collectors and recreational shooters seeking classic style with reliable function.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Smooth and reliable lever-action cycling
• Timeless wood-and-steel construction
• Excellent training rifle for beginners
• Tubular magazine holds multiple .22 LR rounds
• Respected brand heritage and build quality

Key Variants

Winchester 9422

Ideal for collectors and traditionalists, this discontinued model is revered for its fit and finish.

Winchester Model 250

A more modern lever .22 with synthetic options and budget-friendly appeal for casual shooting.

Winchester Model 255

Chambered in .22 WMR, it's built for those wanting more punch in a similar platform.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Winchester Lever .22	Marlin 39A	Henry Lever Octagon .22
MSRP	Discontinued / Varies	$700+	$500–$600
Capacity	11–15 rounds	19 rounds	16 rounds
Weight	Around 6 lbs	6.5 lbs	Around 6 lbs
Optics-Ready	Yes (grooved receiver)	Yes	Yes
Trigger Type	Single-stage	Single-stage	Single-stage
Notable Pro	Classic wood stock, smooth action	Excellent accuracy, solid feel	Affordable and widely available
Notable Con	No longer in production	Heavier than some options	Less refined trigger

Best Use Cases

• Plinking and backyard shooting
• Youth marksmanship training
• Small-game hunting
• Rimfire competition
• Firearms collecting

FAQs

What is the Winchester Model 9422 chambered in?

The Winchester 9422 is chambered in .22 LR, and some variants also shoot .22 WMR.

Can I mount a scope on a Winchester lever-action .22?

Yes, most models feature a grooved receiver for mounting a rimfire-compatible scope.

How does the Winchester 9422 compare to the Marlin 39A?

Both are high-quality lever-action .22s; the Marlin 39A is heavier with a slightly longer barrel.