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Winchester Model 55 Instructions and Schematic


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Front & Back Cover
Front & Back Cover		 Pages 1 & 2
Pages 1 & 2		 Pages 3 & 4
Pages 3 & 4		 Pages 5 & 6
Pages 5 & 6
Schematic
Schematic

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tom Sharp Bako Ca. 29-Dec-2020 23:45
got mine in 1968 best shooting 22 i ever used Never cleaned or oiled it till 3 years ago
billy lee lodi calif 08-Nov-2018 01:35
55 will give many years keep it clean. best rifle in the west. great site. worth repairing. mine been good to me for 40 years. keep shooting.
William 06-Mar-2018 21:32
Hey thanks Bill for the guide. One quick question. I seem to remember that the spent shell casing would drop out of the stock after firing, is this supposed to be the case? Thanks!
Marty 25-Aug-2016 15:48
Thank you so much for posting this manual! I've been shooting my model 55 since I inherited it in 1982 when I was 12 years old. I've owned many, many guns since then, but I think my little 55 is still the most accurate one of the bunch. It's what I used to pass my hunter safety test, and it's taken down many a rabbit and squirrel. So many memories. Now I'm getting ready to hand it down to my youngest son, and so grateful to have the manual to include with it.
Guest 10-Nov-2015 23:40
Jack First Gun Parts, 605-343-9544, has loading chutes
Bill Baird02-Apr-2014 20:32
Michael, The overall length of the Model 55 is 41 inches.
Michael smith 28-Mar-2014 23:51
What are the dimensions for the WINCHESTER MDL. 55 22 RF overall length making a shipping box
Bill Baird18-Feb-2013 14:01
Dennis, I have no idea where you can find parts for this gun. A good gunsmith should be able to find a replacement.
DENNIS 16-Feb-2013 13:00
I HAVE THIS GUN, MY FIRST GUN GIVEN TO ME 51 YEARS AGO AND LOVE IT. I NEED THE MAIN SPRING. ANY IDEAS?
Bill Baird13-Feb-2012 23:20
Steve, You are welcome. I purchased mine sometime in the early 1990s from a collector. it is 95% or better. I love shooting it.
Steve 12-Feb-2012 15:50
Thanks Bill. I have one of these fine pieces that I got in 1958 for my 8th birthday.
It's all original and still in about 95% condition. Good to have a copy of the manual.
Bill Baird01-Apr-2011 22:05
Congratulations on finding a Loading Gate Cover. Parts are very hard to find for this model. Hope you enjoy shooting yours as much as I enjoy mine.
Guest 01-Apr-2011 15:53
Just purchased a new Loading cover for my Model 55 (my first rifle as a kid).
go to www.outbackgunparts.com $12.00 -- thanks for posting the manual. Mine's been long gone.
Bill Baird11-Dec-2010 00:36
JV, You welcome! Thank you for looking and commenting. Regards :o)
JV 10-Dec-2010 00:23
Thank you very much for posting this.
Bill Baird26-Jun-2010 21:50
Bob, You might be able to find one at a gun show. Parts are hard to find for this rifle. Good luck! Regards Bill :o)
bob gotelaere 20-Jun-2010 16:06
Bill

Would you have a clue where I could get a loading chute? My gun is in excellant shape but the chute is broken. I'm going to try to make one out of copper or brass but this will not be original, if it works.

thanks bob
Doug 09-Feb-2010 19:50
Thanks for posting the instruction manual, I just recently purchased this rifle, what a blast to shoot, i haven't shot in over 8yrs and put 5 out 17 rounds into a 100yd target ( not good at guessing wind deflection) at 25 and 50yds the gun is extremely accurate......not bad for a 53yr old gun......being a lefty the cartridge loading and ejection is great for for both lefty's' or righty's....after a few rounds you can reload pretty damned quick......my son loves it....perfect starting rifle and very safe.
From what I've found only about 48,000 were made, there is no info on the Winchester site, but it seems by 1959 these guns were no longer produced and are becoming very collectible......
Bill Baird10-Jun-2009 17:19
Sorry Guy! All the info I have on the Model 55 .22 is posted here.
Guest 27-May-2009 16:03
Great info!! My brother and I have used the model 55 .22 since about the time they were manufactured - 1957. Great and safe little rifle. Had my original modified for my son (now an adult) and bought another as a replacement for me.
Unfortunately I tore down the trigger mechanism and forgot how to put it back together. Do you have a narrative to go with the schematic you have posted?
Thanks again
Guy
Bill Baird27-Oct-2008 17:34
Sorry, I do not have instructions for the Model 55 levar action.
Guest 31-Jul-2008 07:02
Hello, would you happen to have instruction book for a model 55 l25-35 (lever action?) thanks d. lopez I can be reached at lopezelectric@verizon.net Thanks again.
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