Featuring a silver bead ramp front sight with an adjustable sporting rear sight. Standard markings on left of barrel under the rear sight. The rear of the receiver on the left side is drilled and tapped for a receiver sight. The bottom of the rifle in front of the magazine is marked "SPORTING" while the two Winchester proofs are offset to the left of the barrel and receiver. Detachable 5 round magazine with a one piece select walnut stock with checkered forearm and pistol grip, a black grip cap marked "WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.", serrated steel buttplate and sling swivels. The Model 75 was discontinued in 1958 with about 89,000 sold.

Excellent with 97% of the original blue finish remaining. The majority of the finish loss is limited to the high edges and trigger guard with some very light nicks and dings on the barrel. The wood is very good with scattered pressure dents and surface scratches.

Introduced in 1935 as the Model 69 this rifle was designed by Winchester to answer the demand for a medium priced hunting and target .22 rimfire bolt-action rifle. This rifle features an improved cocking mechanism from the earlier model with a dovetail raised red bead front sight and a peep rear sight mounted over the receiver. Standard barrel markings with a detachable magazine and plain one piece pistol-grip stock with a black plastic Winchester buttplate marked "WINCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO."

Excellent with 97% of the original blue finish remaining and light wear at the muzzle and bolt handle. The wood is excellent with only minor pressure dents and light handling marks overall.