$1,667.99
30-30 Win, 26″ Octagonal barrel, 1894 Lever Gun;Tubular magazine with side loading gate;Color case hardened receiver with blued barrel;Traditional walnut stock
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The John Browning patented design was introduced in 1894 in an iconic cartridge chambering. It was the first American-made repeating rifle to chamber smokeless powder rounds. This was in 1895 when nickel steel barrels and the 30 WCF or .30-30 were introduced.
| Weight | 9.95 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 46.3 × 8.6 × 2 in |
| Action | Lever action |
| Application | Field |
| Barrel description | 26 octagon |
| Barrel finish | Blued |
| Barrel length | 26 |
| Caliber | 30-30 winchester |
| Capacity | 6rd |
| Checkering | Yes |
| Detachable magazine | No |
| Dimension | 2.00 x 8.75 x 46.40 |
| Finish | Black/case colored |
| Hand | Right |
| Receiver finish | Color case hardened |
| Receiver material | Steel |
| Sights | Yes |
| Size | Full size |
| Stock color | Wood |
| Stock description | Fixed pistol grip |
| Stock finish | Walnut |
| Weight in pounds | 7.4 |
| Rate of twist | 1:10 |