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Browning 034006111 BLR Lightweight 81 243 Win 4+1 20" Polished Blued/ 20" Button-Rifled Barrel, Polished Blued Aluminum Receiver, Gloss Black Walnut/ Wood Stock, Right Hand

$999.99
Brand
Browning
Color
Blued
Caliber
.243 Winchester
Capacity
4
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Lever Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
20in
UPC
23614240631

Overview

The Browning BLR Lightweight '81 is a lever-action rifle chambered in .243 Win with a 4+1 capacity. It features a 20-inch button-rifled, crown-finished chromoly steel barrel paired with a polished blued finish on both the barrel and the aircraft-grade aluminum receiver. Driven by a smooth rack-and-pinion lever action and a multi-lug rotating bolt, the BLR utilizes a detachable box magazine that safely protects pointed bullet tips. Additional features include a four-position folding hammer, low-profile adjustable square-notch rear sight with a gold bead on a raised ramp front sight, a wide grooved trigger that travels with the lever, and a gloss black walnut straight-grip stock with a Schnabel forearm.

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