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| Above, Winchester 93 and 94 rifles at the Cody Firearms Museum. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
It is important for people to buy products that are "built to last" and not fall apart after some usage. This also goes for firearms.
Knowing what will handle hard use year after year is vital before plunking down your hard-earned cash. MSN has posted a slideshow article on lever-action rifles that will last.
They begin with:
A good lever-action should feel like it was built to ride in the truck, get scratched up in the woods, and still cycle smooth when you bring it to your shoulder. The ones that rise to the top aren’t always the prettiest or the newest—they’re the ones that keep running no matter how rough you treat them. These rifles handle hard use season after season, year after year, without falling apart or loosening up.
To see which lever-actions that can take hard use, go here.
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