Offered here is a Winchester Model 61 takedown pump-action rifle chambered in .22 Short, Long, or Long Rifle, dating to roughly 1940. The photos show the exact firearm you'll receive.
 
The Model 61 is one of the great American gallery guns—a hammerless, takedown .22 pump that Winchester built from 1932 into the 1960s and that shooters have prized ever since for its slick action and quality. Grooved slide handle, tube-fed, and the kind of pre-war Winchester fit and finish you just don't get anymore. A pump .22 this age with this much finish left is getting hard to find.
 
This example retains strong bluing across the barrel and magazine tube with good, sound walnut showing honest handling wear. A genuinely nice pre-war 61.
 
We have visually inspected and function checked this rifle, but it has not been test fired.
 
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Bay State Surplus!