Lever Action Rifles
- Chiappa Firearms 500265 Little Badger Xtreme Full Size 22 LR 1 Shot, 16.50" Black Steel Threaded Barrel, Black Quad Picatinny Receiver, Black Folding Steel Rod Stock, Right Hand
$229.54 - Chiappa 1892 MHR Wildlands 44 Remington Magnum 16 in 5 Rounds Matte Blue/Black
$1,334.00 - CHIAPPA 1886 RIFLE 45/70
$1,518.90 - Chiappa Firearms 500259 M1-9 MBR 9mm Luger 10+1 19" Steel Barrel & Bolt, Pinned & Welded, Faux Suppressor, Alloy Receiver, Black Synthetic Stock Includes 2 Magazines
$710.55 - 1886 L.A. Deluxe
$1,741.02 - 1886 L.A. Carbine
$1,800.63 - Chiappa LA322 Cabine Lever Action Rifle 22 LR 18.5 in. Wood 15 rd.
$356.65 - Chiappa LA322 Carbine Take Down Rifle 22 lr. 18.5 in. Wood 15 rd.
$353.65 - Chiappa 1887 Bootleg Shotgun with Rose Box 12 ga. 18.5 in. Walnut 5 rd. 2.75 in.
$1,365.24 - 1892 Carbine
$1,250.37 - Chiappa Firearms 500092 Little Badger Full Size 22 LR, 1 Shot 16.50" Black Cerakote Steel Barrel, Black Cerakote Quad Picatinny Receiver, Black Cerakote Wire Frame Stock, Right Hand
$210.24 - CHIAPPA 1892 WILDLAND TD 357 16.5 BK
$1,334.57 - Chiappa Firearms 1892 L.A. Wildlands 44 Remington Magnum 16 Inch Lever Action Rifle
$1,272.74 - Chiappa LA322 Kodiak Cub Take Down Rifle 22 LR. 18.5 in. Stainless Cerakote Receiver 15 rd
$486.48 - Chiappa 1892 T.D Wildlands Lever Action Rifle 44 Remington Magnum 16.5 in Grey Cerakote
$1,441.52 - Chiappa Firearms 1892 Trapper Carbine 44 Remington Magnum 16" 8rd Color Case Hardened Walnut
$1,226.20 - Chiappa Firearms 920335 1892 Trapper Carbine 357 Mag 8+1 16" Blued Barrel, Color Case Hardened Rec, Oiled Walnut Stock, Adjustable Sight
$1,211.70 - Chiappa 1886 MHR Wildlands Take Down Rifle 45-70 Govt. 16.5 in. Matte Blue/Black 5 rd.
$1,719.05 - Chiappa 92 TD AE Tactical Rifle 44 Remington Magnum 16.5 in 5 Rounds Mat Blued
$1,474.89 - Chiappa LA322 Cabine Lever Action Rifle 22 LR 18.5 in. English Style Wood Stock 15 rd.
$344.02 - Chiappa Firearms 920336 1892 Trapper Carbine 45 Colt (LC) 8+1 16" Blued Barrel, Color Case Hardened Receiver, Oiled Walnut Stock, Adjustable Sight
$1,194.64 - Chiappa Firearms 1892 Wildlands 44 Remington Magnum 16.5" 5 Rounds Dark Gray Cerakote
$1,490.44 - Chiappa Firearms 920355 1886 Kodiak 45-70 Gov 4+1, 18.50" Barrel, Steel Barrel/ Receiver w/ Matte Chrome Coating, Black Rubber Coated Walnut Stock, Right Hand
$1,748.76 - Chiappa Firearms 500266 Little Badger 22 LR 1rd, 16.50" OD Green Metal Finish & Underfolding Stock, Adjustable Sights, Right Hand
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What is a lever-action rifle?
A lever-action rifle features a lever located around the trigger guard area. Operating this lever cycles the action, ejecting a spent cartridge and chambering a new one. This design allows for rapid firing and has been a staple in hunting and sport shooting for decades. For a selection of lever-action shotguns, visit our Lever Action Shotguns page.
What are the advantages of using a lever-action rifle?
Lever-action rifles offer several benefits:
- Speed: The lever mechanism allows for quick follow-up shots, making them ideal for hunting scenarios where rapid firing is beneficial.
- Maneuverability: Their typically compact design makes them easy to handle in dense brush or tight spaces.
- Versatility: They are available in a wide range of calibers, suitable for various game and shooting activities.
- Historical Appeal: Lever-action rifles have a rich history and are often favored by enthusiasts for their classic design.
What calibers are commonly used in lever-action rifles?
Lever-action rifles are chambered in various calibers, including:
- .30-30 Winchester: Ideal for medium game like deer and hogs.
- .45-70 Government: Suitable for large game such as moose and bear.
- .357 Magnum and .44 Magnum: Great for small game and sport shooting.
Can I mount a scope on a lever-action rifle?
Yes, many modern lever-action rifles come with pre-drilled scope mounts or Picatinny rails, allowing for easy installation of optics. Adding a scope can enhance accuracy, especially for longer-range shooting. To find suitable optics, check out our Scopes collection.
Are lever-action rifles suitable for home defense?
Yes, with their fast cycling and powerful calibers like .357 Magnum, lever-action rifles can be suitable for home defense, especially in states with restrictions on semi-automatic firearms. Their ease of use and reliability make them a viable option for personal protection.
How do I properly maintain a lever-action rifle?
Regular cleaning and lubrication are essential:
- Disassemble the rifle to clean the action and barrel after each use.
- Apply a light oil to all moving parts, especially the lever and bolt.
- Store the rifle in a cool, dry place to prevent rust or corrosion.
Can lever-action rifles be customized?
Yes, lever-action rifles can be customized in various ways. Modern models often come with scope mounts, which allow for the addition of optics. Upgrades like M-LOK handguards, folding stocks, and custom finishes are also popular for making the rifle more versatile. Tactical versions of lever-action rifles are gaining popularity, combining the classic action with modern enhancements for self-defense and tactical use.
What is the effective range of a lever-action rifle?
The effective range depends on the caliber and specific rifle model. Generally, lever-action rifles are effective between 150 to 300 yards. For example, the .30-30 Winchester is effective for medium game like deer and hogs, while the .45-70 Government is suitable for large game such as moose and bear.
Are lever-action rifles legal for hunting?
Yes, lever-action rifles are legal for hunting in many regions, depending on local laws and regulations. They are often preferred by hunters for their speed, lightweight design, and maneuverability in tight spaces like forests. Always check local hunting regulations to ensure compliance.
What are some popular models of lever-action rifles?
Some renowned models include:
- Henry .22 Lever Action: Recommended for beginners due to its affordability, light recoil, and ease of use.
- Marlin 336: A classic hunting rifle with modern ergonomics, sideloading, and ejecting design.
- Winchester Model 1873: Known as the "Gun That Won the West," it's an iconic piece of firearm history.