Taylors and Company 200A 1873 Sporting Lever 45 Colt (LC) 24.3" 13+1 Walnut Stock Blued Barrel/Case Hardened Receiver
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Taylors and Company 200A 1873 Sporting Lever 45 Colt (LC) 24.3" 13+1 Walnut Stock Blued Barrel/Case Hardened Receiver
Taylors and Company 200A 1873 Sporting Lever 45 Colt (LC) 24.3" 13+1 Walnut Stock Blued Barrel/Case Hardened Receiver
Taylors and Company 200A 1873 Sporting Lever 45 Colt (LC) 24.3" 13+1 Walnut Stock Blued Barrel/Case Hardened Receiver
MPN: 550166
| UPC: 839665002148
PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
The Sporting rifle model 1873 is adorned with features such as a full octagonal blue barrel, a frame hardened by case, a slick walnut stock, and sights with Buckhorn rear and blade front.
Characteristics of this model include a lever action, a .45 LC caliber, a capacity of 13 rounds, and it carries a blue finish complimented by a case hardened frame. The sight settings include Buckhorn and Blade with a straight walnut stock. The barrel length measures at 24.25 octagonal, with an overall length of 43.25, and a light weight of 8.2 lb. While the 1866 model was widely popular, the 1873 model saw immediate success upon its release. Despite assumptions from the Winchester Repeating Arms Company that most sales would be domestic military, civilian sales and foreign military purchases ended up driving profits that year. Back in the day, the 1873 model was the earliest lever action available with a wide range of options. Fast forward to the present day, Taylor's & Company still offers variant options on their excellent reproduction models.