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| Above, friend Nandoh shooting his Henry lever-action at the shooting area near our community. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Regular readers know that I am a huge fan of the Winchester 94. I was lucky enough to find a pre-64 Winchester 94 made in 1962 that was in great shape.
The Winchester 94 isn't the only lever-action rifle that people should buy. There are others that The Avid Outdoorsman recommends, 20 of them.
That is the topic of a new article and it begins with:
Walk into any gun shop and say “lever gun,” and you’ll watch half the room picture the same rifle. I get it. It earned that spot. But if you hunt in thick timber, keep a rifle behind a truck seat, or just like a slick action and a simple sight picture, there are a lot of lever-actions that deserve daylight without living in that one rifle’s shadow.
This is a working list, not a museum tour. Some of these are classics, some are modern oddballs, and a few are the kind of rifles you buy, shoot a bunch, and then realize you should’ve bought sooner. If you want a lever gun for deer, hogs, black bear, coyotes, or just honest range fun, start here.
To read more, go here.
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