Of all the classic lever-action rifles in the history of American production, the Winchester Model 1894 is arguably the most well known and used. Its popularity at one point was so far reaching ...

There are two types of lever-action rifles. The first is classically styled, tube-fed lever gun generally chambered for legacy cartridges like the 30-30 Winchester and 45-70 Government. The other ...

The Winchester 9422 had a 33-year production run and was one of the most popular .22 rifles with numerous variations and special editions for collectors.

The Henry rifle was the first lever action rifle ever made. Here's the story behind this historic rifle and how it influenced others to come.

Our shooting editor reviews the best lever action rifles being made today, plus the greatest classic lever guns of all time.

The best Henry lever-action rifles combine modern design and manufacturing with a long history of classic gun making.

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

Hunt’s rifle incorporated the two key features that would define the Winchester: a tube magazine under the barrel and a lever action that loaded rounds into the chamber.

This is every rifle the Marine Corps has issued to Marines in the service's 250-year history, from muskets to M4s.

While not as modern or carrying as many rounds as the common AR-style rifle, does the lever action rifle still have a use in law enforcement? If you're looking to defeat political ...

When the lever-action rifle design was patented over a century and a half ago, it represented a giant leap in firearm technology. In the time since, lever-actions have become an American icon ...