It is stamped on the barrel and would be either .30-30 or .32 Winchester special as the two most popular calibers. Very early rifle might be marked 30W or 30Win.
Actually, there are a lot more possibilities than those two. This model was manufactured from 1894 until 2006 and has been chambered for everything from .22 to 38-55, including some like the .357 magnum that are usually considered revolver cartridges.
Add 44 WCF to that list.
Your rifle was manufactured by Winchester as their model 121. The spent shell is removed from the chamber by action of the right and left extractors and is then bounced out by bumping agains the ejector. Look for problems there. Parts are available from gunpartscorp.com.
The "parent" cartridge was the .250 Savage, necked down to .22 caliber.
Winchester stopped the regular production of 20 gauge in 1963 and the 20 gauge magnum shell wasn't introduced for several years later.
I have a Winchester 16ga model 1400 I got it a few days ago I cleaned it and went out to shoot it but it does not want to eject the empty shell, what could be the problem, anybody?
You need the services of a gunsmith.
50-1000 USD depending on specifics.
it might be for the Krag rifle, cal. 30/40..... not 30/06
The chambering will be stamped into the barrel next to or under the Winchester name.Model 1890's all had .22 caliber barrels, but they could be chambered in short, long, and long rifle (LR).You might even find one in .22 WRF (The fore runner of .22 magnum.)If there is no chambering stamped in the barrel, or it only says .22, it's chambered for the .22 short.The reason being that it was made before .22 longs and LRs were commercially available.
$1,200 to $1,300 with box and manuals
The Benjamin 132 is an air pistol not a rifle, it uses .22 caliber pellets, not .177 caliber pellets. The 130 series of Benjamin pistols were models: 130 shot .175 Cal BB's 132 shot .22 Cal pellets 137 shot .177 Cal pellets If yours is a rifle then I have NO idea what it shoots
Your Winchester model 190 is a semi-auto .22LR chambered rifle with a tube magazine that holds 15 rounds of .22LR ammo.You start with unscrewing the magazine tube which is located under the barrel and pulling out until there is a small window in the tube exposed.Then load the tube with the correct caliber rounds with the rim of the shell facing the receiver.After loading push the tube back into the receiver and screw or lock the magazine.Then pull the operating lever on the bolt back and let go of the bolt.This will chamber a round in the chamber of your model 190.Put the safety on until ready to fire at your target.The rifle will feed each round as you pull the trigger.Unload by pulling the bolt back each time until the rounds are finished being ejected from the receiver.
it is a model made of a shell of electrographic electrons