Model 1886 Repeating Rifle

Developed for handling the powerful centerfire cartridges of its time, particularly the 45-70 caliber used by the US government.

Widely used for hunting, the Model 1886 was introduced in October '86. The rifle was first listed with case hardened hardware, and changed to standard blued finish in August 1901. PGW offers stocks and forearms in all variations of this famous model.

Winchester 1886 Straight Grip/Crescent Style Buttstock, Early*

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NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME

*serial numbers below 92,000

The buttplate end of this stock is "toe-down", with the buttplate curving downward at the bottom. PGW does not currently offer this buttplate.

Winchester 1886 Straight Grip/Crescent Style Buttstock, Late*

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*serial numbers above 92,000

The buttplate end of this stock is a full curve with the toe coming out. The crescent steel buttplate is available below.

Winchester 1886 Straight Grip/Shotgun-Style Buttstock

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Winchester 1886 Rifle Forearm

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Model 1886 rifles were furnished with either round or octagonal barrels. Please select the proper barrel type and model, whether Early or Late.

Winchester 1886 Carbine Buttstock

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Please note: PGW does not currently carry this buttplate.

Winchester 1886 Carbine Forearm

Held on with a band.

Blued Steel Crescent Buttplate, Winchester

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NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME

PGW's own precision-made mold, sized and shaped for historical accuracy and ease of fitting. You will find our stamp on the inside of each of these cast steel buttplates, which are drilled, polished, and blued by hand. Fits Late 1886 only.

Winchester 1886 Shotgun Style Buttplate

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Black plastic reproduced buttplate, checkered, with Winchester logo.

Winchester Buttplate Screws

A pair of blued screws of the proper size and configuration for Winchester rifle buttplates.

Winchester 1886 Pistol Grip/Crescent Style Buttstock, Early*

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NOT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME

* serial numbers below 92,000

The buttplate end of this stock is "toe-down", with the buttplate curving downward at the bottom. PGW does not currently offer this buttplate.

Issue style stock as above, but for a pistol grip receiver. A pistol grip stock will not fit a straight grip rifle.