Winchester 70 Featherweight .308 Win Satin - 535200220
- Capacity-Rounds:
- 5
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 308 Winchester/7.62x51 NATO
- Hand:
- Right Hand
- Barrel Length:
- 22"
- Barrel Length Range:
- 22" to 22.99"
- OAL:
- 42.25"
- Trigger:
- M.O.A. Trigger System
- Weight:
- 6.12 lbs
- Metal Finish Group:
- Blued/Black
- Action:
- Bolt
- Muzzle:
- Recessed Target Crown
- Receiver Material:
- Steel
- Safety:
- Three-Position
- Stock Finish Group:
- Brown
- Twist:
- 1:12"
- Stock Description:
- Fixed w/Feathered Checkering
- Metal Finish:
- Blued
- Sights:
- Drilled & Tapped
- Weight Range:
- 6 lbs to 6.99 lbs
- Barrel Description:
- Free-Floating
The Winchester 70 Featherweight .308 Win is the rifle that defined a generation of American hunters—a lightweight bolt-action that balances speed, accuracy, and handling in a package you'll actually want to carry all day. Chambered in .308 Winchester and built on the legendary Model 70 action, this Featherweight combines classic aesthetics with modern precision engineering, making it equally at home on a mountain hunt, in timber, or at the range.
What makes the Featherweight iconic is its purposeful weight discipline: at 6 lb 12 oz with a 22-inch barrel, it's a rifle you can live with in your hands for hours without fatigue. The satin black walnut stock features the signature Schnabel fore-end and hand-cut checkering that's both functional and handsome. Under the wood, a cold hammer-forged free-floating barrel in a featherweight profile delivers consistent accuracy, while the recessed target crown protects your rifling from dings and bumps in the field.
The heart of the Model 70 is its action—proven, reliable, and refined. You get controlled round feeding with a claw extractor that manages every round from magazine to chamber to ejection with zero fumbling. The three-position safety lets you know at a glance where you stand, and the jeweled bolt body with knurled handle is both functional and attractive. The M.O.A. trigger system delivers a clean break with zero take-up, zero creep, and zero overtravel—the kind of trigger that rewards good shooting form. An alloy one-piece bottom metal adds rigidity for better accuracy, while the forged steel receiver is bedded front and rear to keep your zero locked in.
Recoil management comes from a Pachmayr Decelerator pad that absorbs felt kick without bulk. This is a serious hunting rifle dressed in timeless style—not a tactical clone, not a bench gun, but a genuine all-purpose bolt-action built to earn its place in your safe for decades.
Key Features
- Cold hammer-forged free-floating featherweight barrel with recessed target crown
- Pre-'64 style controlled round feed with claw extractor for reliable cartridge management
- M.O.A. trigger system—zero take-up, zero creep, zero overtravel
- Forged steel receiver bedded front and rear for zero retention
- Satin black walnut stock with Schnabel fore-end and cut checkering
- Jeweled bolt body with knurled bolt handle
- Three-position safety with visual status indicator
- Alloy one-piece bottom metal for rigidity
- Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad
- Blade-type ejector for controlled ejection
Specifications
| Brand | Winchester |
| Model | 70 Featherweight |
| Caliber | .308 Winchester |
| Action Type | Bolt-action |
| Barrel Length | 22 inches |
| Overall Length | 42.25 inches |
| Weight | 6 lb 12 oz |
| Barrel Twist | 1:12 |
| Magazine Capacity | 5 rounds |
| Stock | Satin black walnut with Schnabel fore-end |
| Metal Finish | Brushed polished steel |
| Model Number | 535200220 |
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Winchester 70 Featherweight .308 a good rifle for hunting?
Absolutely. The .308 Winchester is one of the most versatile hunting cartridges in North America, and the Featherweight's lightweight profile, quick handling, and accurate trigger make it a genuine working rifle for everything from whitetail to elk. The 22-inch barrel gives you good velocity without excessive length, and at under 7 pounds, it won't wear you out on a long stalk.
What's the trigger like on this Model 70?
The M.O.A. trigger system is Winchester's refined offering for the Model 70. It delivers a clean, predictable break with zero take-up (no slack before engagement), zero creep (no gradual movement during the press), and zero overtravel (no mushiness after the break). That means faster, more accurate shooting and better trigger control in the field.
Does the Featherweight come ready to shoot?
The rifle comes as pictured with the walnut stock, barrel, and action assembled—no scope or rings are included. You'll need to mount optics and bore sight before hitting the range or field.
How does the controlled round feed work?
The Model 70's Pre-'64 style controlled round feed uses a claw extractor that physically grips the cartridge rim as it's stripped from the magazine and guided into the chamber. This design keeps the round under control throughout the feeding cycle and ensures positive ejection—more reliable and positive than push-feed designs, especially with difficult cartridges or in harsh conditions.
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