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Taylors & Company 220091 1886 Ridge Runner Take Down 45-70 Gov Caliber with 4+1 Capacity, 18.50 in Barrel, Blued Metal Finish & SoftTouch Black Synthetic Stock Right Hand (Full Size), Rifle

$1683.76
Brand
Taylors and Company
Color
Black
Caliber
.45-70 Government
Capacity
4
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Lever Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
18.5in
UPC
839665003220
MPN
220091

Overview

The Taylors & Company 1886 Ridge Runner is a takedown lever-action rifle chambered in .45-70 Gov't with an 18.5-inch half-octagon barrel. It features a matte blued finish, a D-shaped lever, and a black rubber soft-touch over walnut stock and forend. The rifle is equipped with an integrated Skinner peep and weaver rail rear sight, a front fiber optic sight, and an included muzzle brake with a 5/8x24 thread. The takedown mechanism allows for barrel removal via interrupted threads on the receiver. The rifle has a 4-round magazine capacity and includes sling mounts.

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