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Taylors UBERTI 1873 SPORTING 45LC 30 OCT BBL PGRIP

$1583.48
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Brand
TAYLORS & COMPANY
Capacity
13
Category
Firearms
Action Type
Lever Action
Firearm Type
Rifle
Barrel Length
30in
UPC
839665002162

Overview

The Taylor's & Company 1873 Sporting is a lever-action rifle chambered in .45LC. It features a 30-inch octagonal barrel and a 13-round capacity. The rifle is constructed with a blue finish and a case-hardened frame, complemented by a checkered walnut stock. It is equipped with buckhorn/blade sights. This model has an overall length of 49 inches and weighs 8.7 lbs, offering a reproduction of the classic design that remains a favorite for its versatility and historical significance.

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