WINCHESTER 62A for Sale

Quick Look

The Winchester Model 62A, introduced in 1939, was a refinement of the original Model 62 pump-action .22 rifle. Designed for simplicity, durability, and reliability, it became a favorite among plinkers and small-game hunters. Today, it is prized on the collector market for its classic design and smooth cycling action.

Why It's a Top Choice

• Smooth pump-action operation with minimal effort
• Compatible with .22 Short, Long, and Long Rifle
• Renowned for mechanical simplicity and longevity
• Excellent iron sights for precise rimfire shooting
• Highly regarded in vintage and collector circles

Key Variants

Winchester 62

Predecessor to the 62A, introduced in 1932 with subtle action differences; collectors value both.

Winchester 62A Gallery Rifle

Special variant chambered for .22 Short only, used in amusement galleries and carnival ranges.

Competitor Comparison Table

Feature	Winchester 62A	Remington 572	Rossi Gallery 22
MSRP	Discontinued	$675 (new)	$300 (new)
Capacity/Size	15 rounds, 23" barrel	15 rounds, 22.75" barrel	15 rounds, 18" barrel
Weight	5.25 lb	5.8 lb	4.1 lb
Optics-Ready	No	No (grooved receiver)	No
Trigger Type	Standard curved	Standard curved	Standard curved
Notable Pro	Classic craftsmanship & collectibility	Still in production	Budget-friendly trainer
Notable Con	No modern features	Heavier than average	Plastic components

Best Use Cases

• Small-game hunting
• Rimfire plinking
• Youth firearm introduction
• Firearm collecting
• Historic display piece

FAQs

What is the difference between the Winchester 62 and 62A?

The 62A uses an updated internal hammer mechanism and bolt design introduced around 1939.

Can I shoot .22 LR in a Winchester 62A?

Yes, the 62A accepts .22 Short, .22 Long, and .22 Long Rifle interchangeably without adjustment.

How does the Winchester 62A load and cycle?

It uses a tubular magazine under the barrel and a smooth pump to chamber rounds manually.