The Taylors & Company 550220 1873 Lever-Action Rifle offers a classic design combined with modern craftsmanship. Featuring a durable steel receiver finished in color case hardened for a refined, vintage look, this firearm is built for both style and performance. The 20-inch octagon barrel provides a traditional aesthetic and enhances accuracy, making it suitable for hunting and target shooting. The rifle's right-hand fixed checkered walnut stock offers a comfortable, secure grip while maintaining a timeless appearance. Its lever action mechanism ensures quick follow-up shots and smooth cycling, ideal for various shooting applications. The rifle’s metal components are finished with a color case hardened process, adding to its visual appeal and corrosion resistance. With a capacity of 10+1 rounds, this firearm balances power and convenience, allowing for efficient shooting sessions. The rifle’s sights feature a dovetail blade front and buckhorn rear, providing precise target acquisition. Its overall length measures approximately 39 inches, and it weighs around 7.6 pounds, making it manageable for extended use. Designed for right-handed shooters, the Taylors & Company 1873 lever-action rifle is a reliable choice for enthusiasts seeking a blend of vintage style and modern functionality. Whether for hunting, sport shooting, or collection, the 550220 model delivers performance and aesthetics in one package.
Features:
- Metal Finish: Color case hardened for durability and visual appeal
- Action: Lever for quick, reliable cycling
- Caliber: Supports both .38 Special and .357 Magnum cartridges
- Barrel Length: 20 inches with octagon profile for enhanced accuracy
- Capacity: 10+1 rounds for ample firepower
- Trigger: Standard for consistent firing
- Overall Length: Approximately 39 inches
- Weight: About 7.6 pounds for balanced handling
- Stock: Fixed, checkered walnut for comfort and style
- Sights: Dovetail blade front and buckhorn rear for precise aiming
- Receiver Material: Steel with color case hardened finish for longevity and aesthetics
