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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Italian Firearms Group 1886 Sporting Lever .45-70 Govt. Blued Color Case Hardened Rifle
Cimarron 1866 Yellowboy Short Rifle .38 Special Standard Blue Rifle
Chiappa Firearms 1886 Wildlands Takedown .45-70 Govt. Black Embossed Rifle
Browning BL-22 Grade I FLD Straight Grip .22 Short .22 Long .22 LR Stainless/Silver Rifle
Cimarron 1876 Centennial Tom Horn .45-60 Winchester Blue/Black Lever Action Rifle
Citadel Levtac-92 Woodland M-LOK .44 Remington Mag Camo Rifle
Patriot Ordnance Factory Tombstone Modern Lever Action 9mm Blue/Black Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H009PG Pistol Grip .360 Buckhammer Blued Rifle
Marlin Firearms 1894 SBL Mountain Lion .357 Mag Polished Stainless Steel Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Spirit of the Corps Limited Edition .45-70 Govt. Nickel Engraved with 24K Gold Inlay Rifle
Chiappa Firearms 1892 Wildlands Takedown .44 Remington Mag Blue/Black Rifle
Taylor's & Company 1873 Octagon Barrel Pistol Grip .357 Mag Blue/Black Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H001 Classic Straight Grip .22 WMR Blued Rifle
GForce Arms Huckleberry .44 Remington Mag Color Case Rifle
Cimarron 1892 Short Rifle Lever Action .44-40 Winchester Walnut Stock with Color Case Hardened Finish Rifle
Taylor's & Company 1860 Henry Engraved Receiver .44-40 Winchester Blued Rifle
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