But by the mid- to late-19th century, lever-action rifles, particularly those made by Winchester Repeating Arms, surged in popularit y, most notab ly on the Western frontier.

Back in October 2020, Sheriff Jim Wilson—a highly respected law enforcement leader (now retired) and writer (very prolific)—produced an article about why lever action rifles were good for self ...

A good lever-action rifle is about as American as it gets. These rifles have been around for generations, and they’re still ...

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The Winchester 1886 changed the game because it’s strong locking-block action was able to handle proper rifle cartridges, rather than the pistol rounds that previous lever action designs were ...

It is not widely known that a number of Winchester Model 1895 lever-action rifles saw active combat service during World War I. Examples in good condition are fairly uncommon today. —Bruce N ...

The Henry Lever Action Supreme Rifle (LASR), available in .223 Rem/5.56 NATO and .300 Blackout, ushers in a new era of performance, precision, and versatility for the lever-action platform.

The lever action rifle was one of our earliest repeaters, and has held a place among America’s more popular firearm platforms since the Civil War. Many things have changed in the past 160 years, but ...

Were it not for the Winchester Model 1894 rifle, and more specifically those chambered in .30/30 Winchester caliber, deer hunting in America might not be the same today. That’s a ...

When the lever-action rifle design was patented over a century and a half ago, ... 10. Winchester Model 1892 Rifles > Approx. base price: $1,170 > Popular usages: Hunting, ...