The first semi-automatic rifle produced by Winchester, and was designed by T.C. Johnson. This rifle was offered in a takedown version only. Manufactured from 1903 to 1932, this rifle was manufactured in 1904, the second year of production and features a dove tailed blade front and elevation adjustable rear sights,10 round tubular magazine in the butt stock, grooved receiver top, plain forearm with a steel end cap and straight grip stock with a steel crescent buttplate. The rifle is complete with a period wooden case with brown velvet lining.

Refinished with almost all of the finish remaining. The forearm end cap, lever bar and buttplate have some finish over minor pitting and there is a very small area of minor pitting on the right side muzzle end of the barrel. The wood is very good with a couple of minor cracks in the forearm and a few overall scattered minor dents and dings. The markings are clear. The action is excellent. The case is good with some wear to the lining and some minor scratches and dings on the exterior.