Introduced in the Model 94 Winchester in 1895 together with the .30-30 and
discontinued in 1952, Winchester's mild-mannered .25-35 is back in the Model 94
line. It's about time, for it's a pleasant little cartridge, easy to shoot,
easy on the shoulder, easy to reload and, on the average, the most accurate
cartridge ever chambered in a Model 64 or Model 94 Winchester.
I was shocked and sorry to learn 9422 production is ending. The 2005 catalog
lists a series of tribute models in various degrees of engraving and price
range, closing out a 33-year run of one of the finest .22s ever made.
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