An 1876 Manufactured Winchester Model 1873 .22 Short Lever-Action Rifle that is in fair to good condition with a dark and dirty bore with lightly visible rifling. The action is unable to function fully as the extractor and bolt face is missing a few parts to operate properly. The finish shows age wear with light markings from what appears to be from tape. The 1873 is often regarded as the gun that won the west with it also being the last Winchester designed rifle before John Browning designs would become more common. The .22 Caliber (Short) model was the least produced model featuring a Henry-like tubular magazine design and a half octagonal barrel design.