Lever Action Rifles
Combining frontier heritage with smooth, reliable cycling. These lever-action rifles are perfect for collectors, brush hunters, and those who appreciate a classic American shooting experience.
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Taylor's & Company Chiappa 1874 Sharps Down Under .45-70 Govt. Blue with Case Hardened Frame Rifle
Taylor's & Company 1873 Taylor Tuned .45 Colt Color Case Hardened Lever-Action Rifle
Chiappa 1892 .357 Mag Color Case Hardened with Blued Barrel Lever Action Rifle
Heritage Manufacturing 92 Carbine Engraved Cowboy .44 Stainless Steel Lever Action Rifle
Taylor's & Co 1886 Ridge Runner Takedown .45-70 Govt. Matte Blued Lever Action Rifle
Cimarron 1866 Yellowboy .22 LR Standard Blue Carbine Lever-Action Rifle
Chiappa 1892 Lever-Action Carbine .357 Mag Color Case Hardened/Blued Barrel Lever Action Rifle
Taylor’s & Company 1873 Trapper .45 Colt Case-Hardened Receiver with Blue Barrel Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Golden Boy 2nd Amendment Tribute Lever .22 Short/.22 Long/.22 LR Lever-Action Rifle
Taylor's & Company 1873 Comanchero .45 Colt Case Hardened and Blued Lever Action Rifle
Taylor’s & Company 1873 Taylor Trapper .357 Mag Blue Lever Action Rifle
Taylor's & Company 1866 Winchester Sporting Octagon .45 Colt Lever Action Rifle
Charles Daly Kodiak Model 1886 .45-70 Govt. Hard Chrome Lever Action Rifle
Cimarron 1892 Cogburn Carbine .45 Case Colored / Blue-Black Lever-Action Rifle
Rossi R95 Classic .44 Remington Mag Oxide Black Hardwood Lever Action Rifle
GForce Arms LVR 30-30 .30-30 Winchester Case Hardened Lever Action Rifle
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