That is a beauty.
They added .357 to the line-up.
https://www.smith-wesson.com/product/s-w-model-1854-traditional-walnut-lever-action-rifle-357-magnum
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PLEASE TAKE MY MONEY!!!
I am adding this to my wish list.
I have a old lever 30-30, i dont hunt so i wouldn’t mind offering it to anyone interested. I can get pic and provide make and model. I think it was a Sears and Robuck. Not sure
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Love my case hardened Henry Big Boy in .357 mag. Had my son out to the range, first time he’s shot it. He now has a new favorite gun, even more than the Garand which I didn’t think was possible with him.
As for '22, the Henry Lever Action Octagon Frontier is incredibly accurate and a lot of fun. I’ll put it up against the rimfire competition guys with their super fancy rifles and sights anytime (and I have)
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Agree about the Henrys. This is my .22 Octagon Frontier I use for squirrel and rabbit. Deadly accurate and a blast to shoot.
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I think I may have the same rifle as you. Curious about your hammer, is that a modification?
That’s a Henry hammer extension so you can cock it with the scope in place.
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