Winchester  Model 1890, 90, 06, 62, 62A


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The drawings listed below are scanned off existing factory catalogs, or existing books 
These Illustrated parts Drawings are shown only to help you identify needed parts, they ARE NOT parts that are made or supplied by the host of this website

Most of these illustrations will be from factory catalogs, however some are taken from Frank de Haas's Single Shot Rifle book & are for identification only, & ARE NOT factory part numbers unless identified as such.  This is important as about all obsolete parts suppliers use ONLY factory or closely associated numbers where ever possible so everyone is on the same page.

Note, for some of the older firearms, many over 100 years old, the factories never used what we now know as assembly drawings, but just views of many of the component parts & possibly randomly placed 

The family of models 1890, 90, 06, 62 and 62A will use many parts interchangeably, with the listings shown below.   Most of the action parts are the same except the 62A which uses a coil type mainspring.  The 1890 is just a earlier version of the model 90, these two had both round and octagon  24" barrels, curved steel butt plates, with special order 1/2 PG butt stocks.  The 1890 and 90 could be had in either 22 Short, 22 long or 22 WRF.  

Here you see a carton of ammunition for the 22WRF, (22 Winchester rim fire) used in the model 1890

  The 06 had a shorter 20" round barrel and a hard rubber butt plate & was the first that allowed the use of 22 S, L, or LR interchangeably, with the later models then using the same system. The model 62 was a more modern version of the 90 with fuller butt stock and forearm (action slide handle) with a "improved firing pin" that didn't work as planned and reverted back to the 90 type when the 62A came along .  

Also it seems that depending on the year of parts list you look at, there may be different numbers for the same model, especially the 90 and 06.  Where possible we try to use the latest part number IF it happens to interchange, as this number possibly may be the one most people find when looking elsewhere.  Winchester part numbers reflect the last 2 digits which equal the model number of the firearm, & sometimes a screw may interchange with a totally different model.   Where we list multiple part numbers but some are in BLUE, these are actually the same part.

When specifying round capacity of outside magazine tubes, this just means the loading port in the tube is compatible with accepting that many rounds.  The 1890, 90 and 06's had this port closer because of a shorter forearm.   The replacement #4762AS was developed to be a universal outside tube & will fit all models.  The 4962A inside magazine tube will fit all models in 22 RF caliber.

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Originated 05-17-04  Last updated 04-12-2021
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