The Winchester Model 70 Super Grade in .30-06 Springfield wears a gloss AAA maple stock with an ebony fore-end tip and a Shadowline cheekpiece (Winchester part no. 535218228). It is built on the Pre-’64 style long action with controlled round feed and a claw extractor, so it carries the traditional Model 70 handling hunters know. The maple is a deliberate step away from the usual walnut, and the polished blued steel, jeweled bolt body and knurled bolt handle keep the rifle looking as good in the cabinet as it does in the field. A 24-inch sporter barrel gives the .30-06 the reach for elk, mule deer and other big game.

Key Specifications

• Chambering is .30-06 Springfield, a long-action cartridge with decades of proven performance on North American big game.
• The barrel is 24 inches with a sporter contour, free-floated and finished with a recessed target crown for consistent accuracy.
• Rate of twist is 1 turn in 10 inches, a rate that stabilizes the common bullet weights loaded for the .30-06.
• Magazine capacity is 5 rounds, held in a hinged floorplate magazine with a Super Grade engraved floorplate.
• The stock is AAA maple with a gloss finish, set off by an ebony fore-end tip, cut checkering at 20 lines per inch and a Shadowline cheekpiece.
• Receiver and barrel are steel with a polished blued finish, and the bolt body is jeweled with a knurled bolt handle.
• The M.O.A. trigger system gives a crisp, adjustable break that supports precise shot placement.
• A three-position safety lets you lock the bolt or leave it free to cycle while the rifle is safe.
• A Pachmayr Decelerator recoil pad tames the push of the .30-06 on long days at the bench or in the stand.
• Overall weight is 8 pounds 2 ounces with an overall length of 44-3/4 inches, a balanced carry weight for a full-power hunting rifle.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this Model 70 drilled for a scope? Yes. Winchester lists the rifle as drilled and tapped for scope mounts, and it does not come with iron sights.

How many rounds does the magazine hold? The hinged floorplate magazine holds 5 rounds of .30-06 Springfield.

What makes the maple stock different? It is a gloss-finished AAA maple stock with an ebony fore-end tip and a Shadowline cheekpiece, in place of the walnut found on other Super Grade models.

Buy the Winchester Model 70 Super Grade Rifle, .30-06 Springfield, AAA Maple Stock, 24-Inch Barrel, 5-Round

A Super Grade is bought to be used and admired, and the maple stock makes this one stand apart from the walnut rifles on the rack. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL, and browse more bolt-action rifles while you are here.