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 200F 1873 Sporting Right Hand Color Case Hardened .357 Mag 20 Inch Rifle
Charles Daly Chiappa Kodiak Cub Takedown .22 LR Stainless Cerakote Rifle
Winchester Model 1873 Color Case Hardened Short Rifle .44-40 Winchester Blue/Black
Rossi 44 Mag 16.5" 8rd Lever Action Rifle w/ Threaded Barrel | Sniper Grey
Henry Repeating Arms Big Boy Side Gate Octagon Barrel .44 Remington Mag Blued Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Long Ranger .223 Remington 5.56 NATO Blue/Black Rifle
Heritage Manufacturing Settler Lever Action .22 LR Color Case Hardened Rifle
Winchester Model 1892 Carbine Lever Action .45 Colt Deep Blued Rifle
Cimarron 1876 Centennial .45-60 Winchester Blue Lever Action Rifle
Rossi Model R95 Classic Lever Action .444 Marlin Black Oxide Finish Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms H02435 Side Gate .35 Remington Blue/Black Rifle
Henry Long Ranger H014243 .243 Winchester Blue/Black Lever Action Rifle
Winchester Model 94 Trails End Takedown .38-55 Winchester Blue/Black Rifle
Henry Repeating Arms Big Boy Side Gate Octagon .45 Colt Color Case Hardened / Matte Blued Lever Action Rifle
Rossi R95 Triple Black .45-70 Govt. Blue/Black Lever Action Rifle
Heritage Manufacturing 92 Lever Action .45 Colt Polished Stainless Rifle
Taylor's & Company 1886 Takedown .45-70 Govt. Case Hardened Rifle
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