Winchester Featherweight stainless synthetic

Yeah my understanding that would be a McMillan stock. And the non Schnabel fiberglass stocks were Brown's. I believe I have a Brown.
 
They were called the model 70 classic featherweight all terrain.

Made from about 1995-1997 or so.

I saved up my mowing money and bought one in 1997 for $518. 270 win. I thought it was the most perfect rifle ever imagined. Has been a good gun. Stock looks cool, plastic, and not stiff at all.


I don't see any "engraving" on your stock.

In that case it may be a custom shop model, or aftermarket added with a mcmillan stock on it.

Post a Pic of whole rifle.
I have a Model 70 Classic Featherweight Stainless with a composite stock and the Ballistic Optimizating Shooting System (BOSS). 7mm Remington Magnum. My favorite hunting rifle. Extremely accurate, totally reliable, flat shooting, easy to carry. Impressive ballistics.
 
Mark 70, welcome to long range hunting. Great to have you on board.....please go by the new members introductions. It is on the main page near the bottom. Let everyone meet you.
 
Another option that may have happened.

The gun may have been made by Winchester as a Lipsey's special.

Sometimes Lipsey's will commission special runs from Winchester, Ruger and others that are not available to the public other than through Lipsey's.

So it may very well be a factory rifle, just that it was ordered from Lipsey's and sent to Dick's.

IF that was indeed the case, Winchester may not help you much.
Lipsey's might.
 

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