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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Rossi R95 Laminated .454 Casull Matte Silver Lever Action Rifle with Ghost Ring Sights
Uberti 1873 Special Sporting Rifle .357 Mag Case Hardened Blue Steel Rifle
Marlin Firearms 336 SBL Whitetail Deer Wildlife Series .30-30 Winchester Polished Stainless Steel Rifle
Cimarron 1894 Short Rifle .38-55 Winchester Color Case/Blue Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H010G Steel Lever Action Side Gate .45-70 Govt. Blued Steel Rifle
Rossi R95 TALO Edition Bear Engraving .45-70 Govt. Stainless Rifle
Smith & Wesson Model 1854 Lever Action .44 Remington Mag FDE/Tan Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H009XCW3030 Explorer Carbine .30-30 Winchester Burnt Bronze Rifle
Smith & Wesson Model 1854 Modern Lever Action .44 Remington Mag Green Rifle
Winchester Model 1892 Deluxe Trapper Takedown .38 Special .357 Mag Color Case Hardened Rifle
Winchester Model 1892 Deluxe Trapper Takedown .44 Remington Mag Color Case Hardened Rifle
Winchester Model 1895 High Grade Grade III/IV Walnut .30-06 Springfield Gloss Blued Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Golden Boy H004 Octagonal Barrel .22 LR .22 Short .22 Long Blued/Brass Rifle
Chiappa Firearms 1886 Wildlands Tactical .45-70 Govt. Matte Blued Rifle
GForce Arms GFA Huckleberry Tactical .44 Remington Mag Black Cerakote Rifle
Chiappa 1892 Take Down .357 Mag Color Case Receiver Blued Barrel Rifle
GForce Arms Huckleberry Saddlehorn .357 Mag Nickel Cerakote Rifle
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