Can anyone tell me what the 200F designation is with regard to the Taylor's & Company 200F 1873 Sporting 357 lever action? How does it differ from another rifle without the 200F designation?

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James G. · Answer

Hi Chip and welcome. This rifle has a 20-inch Octagonal Full Barrel. Only 10% of vendors use the 200F in their listing and 90% don't. I would ask Taylors and Company Customer Service if it has any real significance at (540) 722-2017 Hours of Operation: Monday-Friday 8:00-11:00 & 12:00-5:00 EST. Cheers and stay safe!

Ed C. · Answer

Hi Chip, it seems that 200 is the series number. There are letters added for different models. 200F is for Fixed Stock, 200FPG is Fixed stock pistol grip. Then there is 200FPGDE, haven't figured out what DE is for. 
Stay safe & have a great day!

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Can anyone tell me what the 200F designation is with regard to the Taylor's & Company 200F 1873 Sporting 357 lever action? How does it differ from another rifle without the 200F designation?