The Winchester 62A Parts Cleanup Rifle is a used .22 Long Rifle from the 1950s, with a 23-inch barrel. The supplier describes it as a factory parts cleanup variant built from leftover Model 1890 receivers, with a B suffix in the serial range. The metal retains about 85 percent of its original blue, with wear mostly on the grip tangs. The wood is very good, with some marks and wear.

For an Ohio buyer who collects Winchester history, the 62A is a configuration worth reading closely, and the .22 Long Rifle chambering is its main shooting feature. The supplier notes that only 362 of these parts guns were made, which places the rifle in a small group of factory variants. Buyers should weigh the wear described above before ordering.

Key features

• Chambered in .22 Long Rifle
• 23-inch barrel
• Factory parts cleanup variant, per supplier
• About 85 percent original blue remains
• Supplier notes 362 of these were made

Firearms ship to an Ohio FFL dealer you choose, where you complete Form 4473 and a NICS background check.