TAYLORS & COMPANY

Action: Lever - Caliber: .45 LC - Capacity: 13 Rounds - Finish: Blue Finish with Case Hardened Frame - Sights: Buckhorn/Blade - Stock: Walnut Straight - Barrel Length: 24.25 Octagonal - Overall Length: 43.25 - Weight: 8.2 lb. - The 1866 was already quite…Full description

Action: Lever - Caliber: .45 LC - Capacity: 13 Rounds - Finish: Blue Finish with Case Hardened Frame - Sights: Buckhorn/Blade - Stock: Walnut Straight - Barrel Length: 24.25 Octagonal - Overall Length: 43.25 - Weight: 8.2 lb. - The 1866 was already quite popular when the smaller yet quite similar 1873 model was released. It became an immediate favorite. The Winchester Repeating Arms Company may have thought that domestic military sales would make up most of the orders for the firearm but in fact civilian sales and international military purchases were what brought in profit that year. In that day the 1873 was the first lever action available with a broad variety of options. Today an array of options is still offered on fine reproduction models by Taylor's & Company.

TF UBERTI 1873 SPORTING RIFLE 45LC 24.25 OCTAGO

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TF UBERTI 1873 SPORTING RIFLE 45LC 24.25

TAYLORS & COMPANY

Action: Lever - Caliber: .45 LC - Capacity: 13 Rounds - Finish: Blue Finish with Case Hardened Frame - Sights: Buckhorn/Blade - Stock: Walnut Straight - Barrel Length: 24.25 Octagonal - Overall Length: 43.25 - Weight: 8.2 lb. - The 1866 was already quite…Full description

Action: Lever - Caliber: .45 LC - Capacity: 13 Rounds - Finish: Blue Finish with Case Hardened Frame - Sights: Buckhorn/Blade - Stock: Walnut Straight - Barrel Length: 24.25 Octagonal - Overall Length: 43.25 - Weight: 8.2 lb. - The 1866 was already quite popular when the smaller yet quite similar 1873 model was released. It became an immediate favorite. The Winchester Repeating Arms Company may have thought that domestic military sales would make up most of the orders for the firearm but in fact civilian sales and international military purchases were what brought in profit that year. In that day the 1873 was the first lever action available with a broad variety of options. Today an array of options is still offered on fine reproduction models by Taylor's & Company.