GForce Arms is excited to introduce the newest addition to their Saddlehorn line – the LTAC357 lever action rifle. Featuring a carbine-length 16.5-inch threaded barrel (1/2-28 muzzle threading), this rifle is ready for muzzle brake or suppressor installation. The aircraft-grade aluminum forend ensures durability and a modern tactical look, with Picatinny rails and M-LOK slots for adding your favorite accessories.Designed to meet the needs of modern shooters, offering suppressor and muzzle brake compatibility to reduce recoil and noise. The Huckleberry LTAC357 provides impressive accuracy and offers a range of features that make it a great choice for shooting enthusiasts. Equipped with sling swivel studs and the ability to mount a red dot optic, this rifle is adaptable to any shooter’s needs. The M-LOK slots and Picatinny rails allow for the attachment of foregrips, bipods, lights, and other accessories. A 4-round cartridge holder on the right side adds convenience for quick reloading.Backed by a 5-year limited warranty, the Huckleberry LTAC357 is a reliable investment in your shooting experience and peace of mind. GForce Arms stands by their quality and dedication to customer satisfaction.
The Marlin Model 1894 Classic 70401 is for the shooter who wants a true traditional lever gun rather than a modernized, accessory-heavy interpretation of one. It combines a satin-blued alloy steel receiver and 20.25-inch cold hammer-forged barrel with a checkered American black walnut straight stock and forend, giving the rifle the trim handling, warm appearance, and practical field character that made the Model 1894 a classic.
Chambered in .44 Remington Magnum, the rifle also accepts .44 Special ammunition. That gives the owner meaningful flexibility: full-power .44 Magnum loads for hunting and field use where appropriate, plus softer-shooting .44 Special loads for relaxed range work, practice, and introducing newer shooters to a centerfire lever action. For owners of a .44 Magnum revolver, it can also create a practical shared-cartridge rifle-and-handgun pairing.
The 70401 is a straightforward, iron-sighted field rifle. Its 20.25-inch barrel gives .44 Magnum ammunition more barrel length than a revolver while maintaining a balanced, easy-carrying rifle that works naturally in the hand, on a sling, in a truck, or through timber. The receiver-mounted loading gate feeds a tubular magazine holding ten rounds of .44 Magnum or eleven rounds of .44 Special.
This is the right configuration for the buyer who values walnut, blued steel, traditional sights, and simple handling. It is not a factory suppressor-host or rail-equipped tactical lever gun; Marlin's Classic line favors the clean appearance and familiar operation of a classic sporting rifle. The included offset hammer spur does, however, make hammer operation easier if the owner later adds an appropriate optic setup.
A hooded brass-bead front sight and adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight provide a fast, uncluttered sight picture for general field use. The soft rubber buttpad, sling swivel studs, sharp checkering, push-button cross-bolt safety, and traditional half-cock hammer position add practical usability without changing the rifle's classic character.
The Model 1894 Classic makes the most sense for someone who wants a useful .44 Magnum lever action first and a handsome heirloom-quality rifle second. It is well suited to recreational shooting, ranch carry, woods use, and hunting applications where lawful and appropriate. Confirm local hunting rules, ammunition suitability, and safe firearm handling practices before use.
The Winchester Model 1892 Short Rifle chambered in .45 Colt is a compact, fast-handling lever-action rifle built on John Moses Browning’s legendary design. Known for its smooth action and elegant profile, the Model 92 quickly became one of Winchester’s most iconic rifles for pistol-caliber shooting.
This version features a 20" round sporter barrel, steel crescent buttplate, and a satin-finished Grade I walnut stock. A Marble Arms gold bead front sight and buckhorn rear sight provide a classic sight picture, while the top tang is drilled and tapped for an optional peep sight. Whether for cowboy action competition, hunting, or collecting, the 1892 Short Rifle offers timeless Winchester quality in a versatile package.
The WINCHESTER 1892 CARBINE 44 MAGNUM is a modern production of one of John Moses Browning’s most enduring lever-action designs—refined into a compact, fast-handling rifle that continues to serve in practical roles well beyond its original era.
Chambered in .44 Remington Magnum, this carbine offers versatility across a wide range of applications. From ranch and property use to hunting in thick brush, the platform delivers effective power in a lightweight, highly maneuverable package. The 20" barrel strikes a balance between velocity and handling, maintaining the responsiveness the Model 1892 is known for.
This configuration is a true carbine variant, defined by its barrel band forearm and integrated saddle ring. Unlike the rifle configuration, which utilizes a fore-end cap, the carbine is built with durability and field use in mind—favoring a more rugged assembly historically associated with hard use on horseback and in working environments.
The saddle ring remains one of the most recognizable and debated features of the carbine. Originally intended for securing the rifle to a rider via a lanyard, it continues to serve a practical role today. Many hunters make use of a single-point sling attached to the ring, allowing the carbine to hang securely while keeping both hands free for climbing, navigating terrain, or working in the field. Whether used functionally or appreciated for its historical authenticity, it reinforces the carbine’s roots as a working rifle.
Finished with a blued steel receiver and barrel and a walnut stock, the rifle maintains the traditional aesthetic that defines the Winchester name. The semi-buckhorn rear sight and gold bead front sight provide a fast, intuitive sight picture suited to real-world distances.
This listing reflects the factory Winchester configuration (Item 534177124), ensuring what you receive matches exactly what is ordered. For those seeking a lever-action that blends heritage, utility, and proven performance, the Model 1892 Carbine remains one of the most capable options available.
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The Marlin Model 1894 Classic 70410 is for the shooter who wants a traditional walnut-and-blued-steel lever action chambered in one of the most useful revolver-cartridge pairings available. It fires .357 Magnum for full-power field use and also accepts .38 Special for lower-recoil practice, casual range time, and small-game use where lawful and appropriate.
That flexibility is the real appeal of this rifle. A .357 Magnum load gives the owner a capable pistol-caliber lever gun for ranch use, woods carry, hunting applications where lawful, or a companion rifle to a .357 Magnum revolver. Switching to .38 Special offers a softer-shooting and often more economical option, though point of impact and practical performance should always be confirmed with the individual rifle and chosen load.
This is the traditional Model 1894 configuration rather than a threaded, stainless, rail-equipped, or tacticalized lever rifle. Its satin-blued alloy-steel receiver, checkered American black walnut straight stock and forend, brass-bead front sight, and adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight preserve the clean lines and field handling that many buyers specifically want from a classic Marlin.
The 18.63-inch cold hammer-forged barrel gives the rifle a compact, balanced profile without moving into the very short-barrel Trapper format. It is a practical length for carrying in brush, working around a property, riding in a vehicle, or simply enjoying a traditional lever action that does not feel oversized in the hand.
The receiver-mounted loading gate feeds a tubular magazine holding nine rounds of .357 Magnum or ten rounds of .38 Special. Marlin pairs that capacity with a soft rubber buttpad, sling swivel studs, a positive push-button cross-bolt safety, and the traditional half-cock hammer position.
An included offset hammer spur provides added clearance for an appropriate optic setup, but this rifle is fundamentally designed around traditional open sights and uncomplicated field use. It is a strong choice for someone who wants a useful .357/.38 lever gun first and a handsome, heirloom-quality rifle second.
The Marlin Model 1894 Trapper 70451 is for the shooter who wants the traditional strengths of a .44 Magnum lever action in a shorter, more weather-resistant field configuration. Its 16.1-inch barrel and 33.25-inch overall length make it easier to carry through timber, in and out of a vehicle, around a working property, or on a sling during a long day afield than a full-length traditional lever rifle.
Unlike the walnut-and-blued-steel Model 1894 Classic, the Trapper uses a matte stainless steel action and barrel with black laminate furniture. That makes it especially appealing to the buyer who expects rain, mud, changing temperatures, hard use, or simply prefers a more practical modern field rifle while retaining the familiar balance and manual operation of the Model 1894 platform.
The 70451 is chambered for .44 Remington Magnum and also accepts .44 Special ammunition. That gives the owner a meaningful choice between full-power .44 Magnum loads for hunting and serious field use where lawful and appropriate, or softer-shooting .44 Special loads for general range time and more relaxed practice.
The receiver-mounted loading gate feeds a tubular magazine holding eight rounds of .44 Magnum or nine rounds of .44 Special. This makes the rifle especially attractive to shooters who already own a .44 Magnum revolver and appreciate the practical simplicity of sharing ammunition between a handgun and a compact lever rifle.
The cold hammer-forged stainless barrel is threaded 5/8x24 and includes a factory-installed thread protector. This gives the owner a path to add a properly fitted muzzle device, direct-thread suppressor, or suppressor-mounting solution. It does not mean every 5/8x24 accessory is appropriate: any installed device must provide safe bore clearance for .44 caliber projectiles, and final fitment should be confirmed before firing.
For fast, practical aiming, Marlin fits the Trapper with a Skinner Sights receiver-mounted adjustable peep sight and front blade. The oversized lever loop gives additional operating room for gloved hands, while the included offset hammer spur can make hammer operation easier if the rifle is later configured with a compatible optic arrangement.
This is the right Model 1894 for the buyer who values compact length, matte stainless durability, laminate stability, threaded-muzzle flexibility, and a receiver-mounted peep sight. It is less suited to someone seeking a purely traditional walnut-and-blued-steel heirloom rifle; that buyer will likely prefer the Model 1894 Classic.
The 1894 Trapper is a practical choice for woods carry, ranch use, range shooting, and hunting applications where lawful and appropriate. It gives you a short, durable, manual-action .44 lever gun that remains recognizably Marlin while being better prepared for modern field use.
The Marlin Model 1894 SBL 70433 is for the shooter who wants the practical cartridge flexibility of a .357 Magnum lever action without giving up modern field features. It combines a compact 16.1-inch stainless steel barrel, gray laminate furniture, oversized lever loop, Picatinny optic rail, and threaded muzzle in a rifle that remains unmistakably a Marlin Model 1894.
It fires .357 Magnum for full-power field use and also accepts .38 Special for lower-recoil practice, casual range time, and applications where a softer-shooting load is appropriate. That makes it especially appealing to owners of .357 Magnum revolvers who value a companion rifle using the same cartridge family. The tubular magazine holds eight rounds of .357 Magnum or nine rounds of .38 Special.
The SBL is the choice for someone who values weather resistance, compact handling, optic capability, and threaded-muzzle flexibility more than traditional blued steel and walnut. Its stainless steel receiver, lever, trigger guard plate, and cold hammer-forged barrel are paired with a durable gray laminate stock and forend that remain stable through changing weather conditions.
The factory Picatinny rail gives the owner a ready mounting surface for a compatible red dot, scout-style optic, or compact riflescope. A fiber-optic front sight with tritium ring and adjustable ghost-ring rear sight provide a fast, highly visible iron-sight system for close woods hunting, ranch carry, practical range use, and general field shooting.
The barrel is threaded 1/2x28 and includes a factory-installed thread protector. This gives the owner a path to use a compatible muzzle device, suppressor mount, or direct-thread suppressor. Any accessory must have appropriate clearance for .357-caliber projectiles, and final fitment, bore clearance, and firearm function should be verified before firing.
The 16.1-inch barrel and 33.25-inch overall length make this one of the handier Marlin field configurations. It is short enough to carry easily through timber, around a property, or in and out of a vehicle while retaining the balance and tubular-magazine capacity that make a lever rifle so useful.
This is the right Model 1894 for the buyer who wants a durable, compact, optic-ready .357/.38 lever gun with stainless steel construction and modern feature set. It is less suited to someone specifically seeking a traditional walnut-stocked, blued-steel heirloom rifle; that buyer will likely be better served by the Model 1894 Classic.
The 1894 SBL is a strong option for ranch carry, woods use, recreational shooting, hunting where lawful and appropriate, and a companion rifle to a .357 Magnum revolver. It gives the owner a practical modern lever action without losing the balance, manual simplicity, and character that define the Marlin 1894.
The Marlin Model 1895 SBL 70478 is for the buyer who wants the authority of a .45-70 Government lever action without giving up the practical advantages of stainless steel, a ready optic-mounting surface, modern sights, and a threaded muzzle. It retains the familiar manual operation and carry-friendly balance of the Marlin 1895 platform while adding features that make sense for wet weather, thick cover, large-game hunting, and hard field use.
Its 19.1-inch cold hammer-forged stainless barrel keeps the rifle compact enough for woods carry, vehicle use, and hunting from blinds or stands while providing more barrel length than a short Trapper-style configuration. The gray laminate stock and forend give the rifle a weather-resistant foundation, while the polished stainless metalwork provides a practical option for shooters who do not want to baby a traditional blued-steel rifle in rain, mud, snow, or changing temperatures.
The SBL is the right choice for someone who expects to add an optic, wants fast sights already installed, or values a threaded muzzle. Its factory Picatinny rail provides a stable base for a compatible red dot, scout-style optic, or compact riflescope. The high-visibility tritium fiber-optic front sight and adjustable ghost-ring rear sight give the rifle a fast, practical iron-sight system for close and intermediate field distances.
Its oversized lever loop gives added room for gloved hands, while the polished spiral-fluted bolt supports smooth cycling. The rifle also includes a soft rubber buttpad, sling swivel studs, and an offset hammer spur for easier hammer access when using an appropriate optic configuration.
The 1895 SBL barrel is threaded 11/16x24 and includes a match-polished factory thread protector. That gives the owner a path to install a correctly fitted muzzle device, suppressor mount, or direct-thread suppressor. Because .45-70 Government uses a large-diameter projectile, any installed accessory must provide appropriate bore clearance and be specifically suitable for the rifle’s thread pattern and intended use.
The tubular magazine holds six rounds, with the ability to carry one additional round in the chamber when appropriate. Use only .45-70 Government ammunition suitable for the firearm and follow Marlin and ammunition-manufacturer guidance. As with any lever gun using a tubular magazine, cartridge selection and safe loading practices matter.
This rifle makes sense for the hunter or field shooter who wants a compact, capable .45-70 with more weather resistance and modern adaptability than a walnut-and-blued-steel traditional lever action. It is especially attractive for someone planning to use a low-power optic or red dot, carry the rifle in rough weather, or add a correctly fitted muzzle accessory.
The Model 1895 SBL remains a classic Marlin at heart: manually operated, fast-handling, simple to carry, and chambered for one of America’s most established big-bore rifle cartridges. It is a rifle intended to be used, not merely admired in the rack.
The Chiappa 1892 Wildlands Takedown 920.425 is for the shooter who wants a compact lever-action rifle that can travel more easily than a conventional one-piece carbine. Its takedown design allows the rifle to separate for storage, vehicle carry, or packing with other gear, while its 16.5-inch barrel and 34.5-inch overall length keep the assembled rifle quick-handling and practical in the field.
Chambered in .357 Magnum, it also accepts .38 Special. That gives the owner the option of using full-power .357 Magnum ammunition for field use, hunting where lawful and appropriate, or a companion rifle to a .357 Magnum revolver, while .38 Special provides a softer-shooting choice for informal practice and range time. The tubular magazine holds five rounds, with capacity commonly listed as 5+1 when chamber-loaded.
The Wildlands is not simply a traditional 1892-pattern lever rifle with a shorter barrel. It adds features chosen for practical carry and field use: black textured laminate furniture, a wide lever wrapped with paracord, a fixed fiber-optic front sight, and a Skinner peep sight integrated with a Picatinny mounting surface.
The rear sight and rail arrangement gives the owner a useful iron-sight system from the start while providing an optic-mounting option for a compatible setup. Choose any optic based on the rail position, required eye relief, clearance around the action, and how the rifle will actually be carried and used.
The 16.5-inch barrel is threaded 5/8x24, creating an option for a correctly fitted muzzle device, suppressor mount, or direct-thread suppressor. Because this rifle fires .357-caliber projectiles, any muzzle accessory must provide appropriate bore clearance and be suitable for the rifle’s thread pitch and intended application.
The takedown feature is most valuable for transport and storage. It does not eliminate the need to confirm fitment, function, and point of impact after reassembly, particularly when using an optic or muzzle accessory. Verify safe bore clearance, proper assembly, and practical accuracy with your chosen ammunition before relying on the rifle for a particular purpose.
The Chiappa 1892 Wildlands Takedown is a strong fit for someone who values compact transport, .357 Magnum/.38 Special versatility, threaded-muzzle flexibility, and practical sights more than a traditional walnut-and-blued-steel presentation. It is especially appealing for a vehicle rifle, ranch rifle, woods carbine, compact hunting rifle, or a companion gun to a .357 Magnum revolver.
It is less appropriate for the buyer who wants a large-capacity, full-length traditional lever rifle or a no-compromise precision-rifle platform. Its real strengths are portability, simple manual operation, useful cartridge flexibility, and the ability to pack a genuine centerfire lever gun more conveniently than a fixed-barrel rifle.
The Winchester Model 94 Sporter in 30-30 Winchester offers a masterclass in timeless American craftsmanship and heritage. This elegant lever-action rifle features a classic 24" half-round, half-octagon blued barrel, delivering exceptional balance and accuracy. The finely checkered Grade I Black Walnut stock with bordered cut checkering and satin finish adds a touch of old-world elegance, while the blued crescent buttplate provides a secure, traditional mount to your shoulder.
True to its heritage, this rifle includes a Marble Arms gold bead front sight and adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight, helping you acquire your target quickly and precisely. A steel loading gate and articulated cartridge stop ensure smooth, reliable operation with minimal wear on cartridges. The receiver is drilled and tapped for easy optics mounting, and a knurled hammer spur extension is included for convenient cocking with or without a scope.
Designed for the enthusiast who values both form and function, the Model 94 Sporter maintains modern precision with a nostalgic appeal—perfect for hunting, sport shooting, or heirloom collecting.
The Winchester Model 1886 Short Rifle is a classic lever-action rifle built around one of Winchester’s strongest historic actions. Chambered in 45-70 Govt, this rifle carries the traditional handling, power, and walnut-and-blued-steel character that made the 1886 famous among hunters, collectors, and lever-action enthusiasts.
Winchester originally designed the Model 1886 action to handle powerful big-bore cartridges, including the 45-70 Govt. This modern Short Rifle version keeps that historic character alive with a 24-inch round barrel, deeply blued steel receiver, matching blued lever and forearm cap, and a traditional steel crescent buttplate.
The rifle is stocked with Grade I black walnut in a straight-grip pattern with a satin finish. The straight grip gives the rifle fast, natural handling, while the full-length tubular magazine preserves the classic 1886 profile and provides an 8-round magazine capacity in 45-70 Govt.
For sighting, the Model 1886 Short Rifle includes a Marble Arms brass bead front sight and an adjustable rear sight. The receiver is also drilled and tapped for a traditional side-mounted receiver sight, giving shooters another period-correct sighting option without turning the rifle into a modern optics platform.
For the shooter who wants a powerful traditional lever-action rifle with real Winchester history behind it, the Model 1886 Short Rifle in 45-70 Govt offers classic lines, big-bore authority, and limited-production appeal.
Looking for a takedown or alternate 1886-style configuration? Explore the Taylor & Co 1886 TC86 Takedown .45-70 — a versatile alternative with takedown capability for easier transport and storage.
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The Marlin Model 1894 Classic 70482 is for the shooter or collector who wants a traditional .45 Colt lever-action rifle that is fully suited to regular field use, while also marking America’s 250th Anniversary with a limited-edition receiver engraving. It combines the familiar handling of a full-length Model 1894 with a 20.25-inch cold hammer-forged stainless steel barrel, satin stainless action components, and a checkered American walnut straight stock and forend.
Its .45 Colt chambering and 10-round tubular magazine make this rifle especially appealing to the buyer who appreciates a classic pistol-caliber lever gun for ranch use, woods carry, range shooting, or hunting applications where lawful and appropriate. The Model 1894 is a manual-action rifle with a natural balance and a slim profile that carries easily in the hand, on a sling, or in a vehicle.
This is not simply a standard Model 1894 with commemorative packaging. The receiver carries special engraving recognizing the 250th Anniversary of American liberty, while the rifle retains the useful details expected from a serious Marlin field rifle: stainless steel forged action components, a cold hammer-forged stainless barrel, a soft rubber buttpad, sling swivel studs, and an offset hammer spur.
The result is a rifle that has legitimate collector appeal without needing to remain in a display case. Satin stainless steel offers a more weather-tolerant field configuration than a traditionally blued rifle, while the American walnut furniture preserves the warm, classic character that makes a Marlin lever gun special in the first place.
The 70482 uses a brass-bead front sight with hood and an adjustable semi-buckhorn rear sight. That setup is intended for the owner who values quick, instinctive handling and a clean traditional sight picture rather than a heavily accessorized modern lever gun. The straight stock and compact overall length help give the rifle the trim, lively feel many buyers specifically want from a pistol-caliber lever action.
Before ordering, confirm that .45 Colt is the cartridge you intend to use. This rifle is chambered for .45 Colt and should be used only with ammunition appropriate to the firearm and in accordance with the manufacturer’s guidance. Its tubular magazine holds ten rounds and loads through the receiver-mounted loading gate.
The Marlin 70482 makes sense for the buyer who wants a useful .45 Colt lever action with a genuine limited-edition distinction. It is especially well suited to someone who values stainless durability, traditional walnut furniture, open sights, and the enduring appeal of the Model 1894 platform. It is also a meaningful choice for collectors who want a commemorative firearm that remains a real, capable lever rifle rather than a purely decorative piece.
The Chiappa 1886 Wildlands Takedown 920.422 is for the buyer who wants a compact .45-70 Government lever-action rifle that can be broken down for more convenient transport and storage. Its 16.5-inch barrel, 36-inch overall length, takedown arrangement, and black laminate furniture create a practical field rifle for hunters, ranch owners, vehicle carry, and shooters who want big-bore lever-gun capability without committing to a long, fixed-barrel rifle.
This is not a pistol-caliber lever gun made for inexpensive casual shooting. The .45-70 Government is a substantial hunting cartridge with distinctly greater recoil, ammunition cost, and field capability than .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum, or .30-30 rifles. The Wildlands is best suited to the shooter who specifically wants a compact big-bore rifle for appropriate hunting, woods carry, and demanding outdoor use.
The takedown system allows the rifle to be separated for more convenient packing, storage, vehicle transport, or travel with other gear. That is the real advantage of the Wildlands configuration: it gives the owner a true centerfire .45-70 lever rifle that can be managed more easily when space matters.
As with any takedown rifle, proper assembly and function should be confirmed after reassembly. Owners using an optic or threaded muzzle accessory should verify practical point of impact, secure fitment, and bore clearance with the rifle configured exactly as it will be carried or used.
Chiappa equips the rifle with a fixed fiber-optic front sight and a Skinner peep rear sight incorporating a Picatinny mounting surface. This gives the owner a useful iron-sight setup from the start while leaving a practical path to add a compatible optic. Select an optic based on rail placement, eye relief, access to the hammer, and the field distances at which the rifle will actually be used.
The 16.5-inch steel barrel is threaded 5/8x24 for a correctly fitted muzzle device, suppressor mount, or direct-thread suppressor. Any accessory installed on this rifle must be suitable for .45-70 Government, have adequate bore clearance for .458-inch projectiles, and be properly fitted before firing.
This rifle is a strong choice for the shooter who values .45-70 capability, compact transport, practical field sights, threaded-muzzle flexibility, and durable laminate furniture. It is less suited to someone who wants a low-recoil recreational rifle, high magazine capacity, or a traditional walnut-and-blued-steel heirloom configuration.
The tubular magazine holds four rounds, with the option to chamber an additional round when appropriate. Use only ammunition suitable for .45-70 Government rifles and follow the firearm and ammunition manufacturers’ guidance for tubular-magazine loading, safe handling, and field use.
The Winchester Model 1873 Competition Carbine High Grade is a modern, performance-tuned take on the legendary rifle known as “The Gun That Won the West®.” This lever-action classic is chambered in .45 Colt and features a 20" round barrel, oil-finished Grade III/IV walnut stock, and stunning color case-hardened steel appointments.
Perfect for Cowboy Action Shooting, the Competition Carbine comes ready for the firing line with a short-stroke, performance-tuned lever action for rapid cycling. Its full-length tubular magazine holds 10 rounds, offering authentic capacity with modern precision. The receiver top tang is drilled and tapped for an optional peep sight (sold separately), giving shooters room for further customization.
True to its heritage, this rifle includes a color case-hardened carbine-style buttplate, saddle ring, and steel barrel band. Whether you're competing, collecting, or carrying on the legacy of the Old West, the Winchester 1873 Competition Carbine High Grade offers unmatched quality and timeless style.
Item ships with factory oil finish and is not drilled/tapped for scope mounts.
