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Gforce GFLVR357PN Saddlehorn 357 Mag 5+1 12 Nickel Threaded Barrel & Receiver, Turkish Walnut Stock & Forend, Thread Protector, Pistol

$504.43
Brand
GForce Arms
Color
Brown
Caliber
.357 Magnum
Capacity
5
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Lever Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
12in
UPC
643477867846
MPN
GFLVR357PN

Overview

The Gforce Arms Saddlehorn is a lever-action firearm chambered in .357 Mag, designed as a tribute to classic "Mares Leg" style firearms. It features a 12-inch 4140 steel barrel and an aluminum alloy receiver, both with a nickel finish. The firearm includes a Turkish walnut stock and forend, along with a large loop lever for smooth cycling. It is equipped with a threaded muzzle protected by a thread protector. Operation is managed through a 3-position hammer and a manual safety. Sighting is provided by fixed iron front and rear sights. With an overall length of 25.50 inches and a weight of 4.5 lbs, it offers a 5+1 capacity. The trigger pull is approximately 5 lbs, providing a manageable feel for a compact lever-action firearm.

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