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The Winchester 9422 XTR .22 LR is a classic lever-action rimfire rifle known for its traditional styling, smooth lever-action design, and connection to Winchester’s long history of American sporting firearms. This example is chambered in .22 Long Rifle (.22 LR) and is listed with a 20-inch barrel and a Bushnell scope.
The Winchester Model 9422 has become a recognizable collector’s firearm since its introduction in the 1970s. The XTR designation identifies a higher-grade version of the Model 9422 featuring enhanced finish and stock details compared with the standard configuration.
The Winchester Model 9422 was introduced in 1972 and was designed as a lever-action rimfire rifle with styling reminiscent of Winchester’s classic centerfire lever-action rifles. The platform was produced in .22 LR and other rimfire configurations during its production history.
The 9422 XTR represents one of the more distinctive versions of the model. The XTR configuration incorporated a higher-gloss finish and upgraded wood compared with standard 9422 models, giving it a more refined appearance.
Winchester discontinued production of the Model 9422 in 2005. As a result, original examples are now encountered primarily through the pre-owned and collector markets.
This Winchester 9422 XTR is chambered in .22 Long Rifle, one of the most widely recognized rimfire cartridges. The .22 LR cartridge has been used for recreational shooting, target practice, training, and small-game applications for well over a century.
The .22 LR chambering is one of the defining characteristics of the Model 9422 platform and contributed significantly to the rifle’s popularity. When documenting an individual firearm, the caliber marking on the barrel and receiver should always be verified before publication.
The rifle is listed with a 20-inch barrel, a traditional barrel length for the Winchester 9422.
The Model 9422’s classic proportions combine the 20-inch barrel with a tubular magazine and lever-action receiver. This gives the rifle a traditional profile that closely resembles Winchester’s larger lever-action rifles while using the considerably smaller .22 LR cartridge.
The barrel markings, finish, condition, and exact configuration should be confirmed from the individual firearm and photographs.
The XTR designation is particularly important when identifying a Winchester 9422. XTR models were positioned as an upgraded version of the standard Model 9422 and are commonly recognized by their enhanced finish and stock treatment.
Depending on production year and configuration, details can vary. Collectors should pay attention to the receiver markings, barrel markings, serial number, stock configuration, finish, sights, and other original components when evaluating a Winchester 9422 XTR.
Originality and condition can be particularly important when documenting discontinued firearms.
This example is also listed with a Bushnell scope. The scope provides an additional component to the overall configuration of the individual rifle.
Because aftermarket optics can be installed or removed during the life of a firearm, the scope should be documented separately from the factory specifications of the Winchester 9422 XTR. The exact Bushnell model, magnification, reticle, mounting system, and condition should be verified from the optic itself.
The scope mounts and rings should likewise be inspected to determine their compatibility and condition.
Manufacturer: Winchester
Model: 9422 XTR
Caliber: .22 Long Rifle
Action: Lever action
Barrel Length: 20 inches
Configuration: XTR
Optic: Bushnell scope included
Magazine: Tubular magazine
Condition: Verify from photographs and individual inspection
Production Status: Discontinued
Exact specifications can vary according to production year and individual configuration, so the firearm’s original markings should be considered the primary reference.
The Model 9422 occupies an interesting position in Winchester history because it combined the familiar appearance of traditional Winchester lever-action rifles with a rimfire chambering.
Its production from 1972 through 2005 gave the model a substantial production history, while the discontinuation of the original Model 9422 has contributed to collector interest in well-preserved examples.
The XTR version is particularly identifiable because of its upgraded appearance. Collectors researching a Winchester 9422 should compare serial numbers, markings, stock configuration, finish, and other characteristics when determining production details and originality.
For manufacturer information, historical documentation, and current Winchester resources, visit the Winchester Repeating Arms official website.
Winchester’s website provides product information and access to its owner’s manuals and support resources.
For additional historical background, the National Rifle Association’s American Rifleman provides extensive coverage of historic Winchester firearms and lever-action rifles.
For information about the included optic, visit the Bushnell official website for manufacturer information and product documentation.
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The Winchester 9422 XTR .22 LR with a 20-inch barrel and Bushnell scope represents a classic discontinued Winchester lever-action rimfire configuration. Its XTR designation, traditional lever-action design, .22 LR chambering, 20-inch barrel, and included Bushnell optic provide several important characteristics for documenting the individual firearm.
Because the Model 9422 has been discontinued, the exact condition, originality, production details, markings, and included accessories should be carefully documented. The Bushnell scope should also be identified separately by its model and specifications.
Before publishing the final product listing, verify all firearm and accessory information against the actual item, including caliber, barrel length, serial number, markings, stock, finish, sights, magazine configuration, scope model, mounts, and overall condition.
Always consult the appropriate manufacturer documentation for firearm safety, maintenance, storage, and operation. Firearms should be handled, transported, stored, and used responsibly and in accordance with all applicable federal, state, and local laws.
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