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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Cimarron 1892 Solid Saddle Ring Carbine .44 Remington Mag Blue Case Hardened Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H009BGL Henry Lever Action Side Gate .30-30 Winchester Blue Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Big Boy Brass Side Gate .357 Mag .38 Special Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Big Boy H012GCL Side Gate .45 Colt Blue/Black Rifle
Heritage Manufacturing 92 20-Inch Lever Action .44 Remington Mag Polished Black Rifle
Rossi R92 Carbine Threaded Barrel .44 Remington Mag/.44 Special Flat Dark Earth Cerakote Rifle
Heritage Manufacturing 92 Carbine Octagon .357 Mag and .38 Special Gloss Blued Rifle
Henry Long Ranger No Sights .308 Win 7.62x51 NATO Blued Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Silver Eagle Engraved Silver Eagle .17 HMR Blue Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Silver Eagle .22 WMR Stainless/Silver Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Big Boy Side Gate Carbine .45 Colt Blue/Black Rifle
Winchester Model 1873 Competition Carbine High Grade .45 Colt Blue/Black Rifle
Cimarron Firearms 1873 Short Rifle CA241 .44-40 Winchester Blue/Black Rifle
Heritage Manufacturing 92 Octagon Barrel .45 Colt Stainless Lever Action Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Big Boy Carbine Large Loop .327 Federal Mag Brass Lever Action Rifle
Winchester 1892 Large Loop Carbine .44 Remington Mag Blue/Black Rifle
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