New: Winchester Model 98 Signal Cannon

Only 250 of these throwback Model 98 signal cannons will be made from this collaboration between Winchester and Dunlap Cannon Co.

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posted on October 12, 2024
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The Winchester Model 98 cannon has been officially reintroduced for sale, along with Winchester-made 10-gauge blanks. Winchester’s Model 98 breech-loading signal cannon debuted in Winchester’s 1903 catalog and was praised for its safety, simple construction and ease of use.
Photo courtesy of Winchester

Winchester recently announced that Dunlap Cannon Co. is producing the classic Winchester Model 98 signal cannon as a licensed product in 2024. This production run is limited to 250 units.

More about the Model 98: Making its debut in 1903 by Winchester Repeating Arms Company and included in the the March 1903 Winchester Catalog, the Winchester signal cannon is a breech-loading cannon that fires 10-gauge shotshell blanks. With its blued steel barrel and cast-iron carriage, these cannons became fixtures at celebrations and maritime events across the nation.

The Winchester Model 98 signal cannon will be exclusively produced and sold by Dunlap Cannon Co. and is made entirely in the United States. A Winchester press release said that “each cannon is meticulously crafted with American sourced raw materials and assembled with the unwavering precision and quality that defines the legacy of Winchester.”

“With more than 120 years of tradition, these signal canons have become icons of American craftsmanship and the legendary Winchester brand,” Winchester Ammunition Director of Marketing Jason Gilbertson said. “We are excited about Dunlap Cannon Co.’s introduction of what we expect to be a very successful licensed product.”

MSRP is $3,499. Winchester Model 98 signal cannons are available at winchestersignalcannon.com.

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