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Add to Cart – Taylor's & Company 1874 Down Under Long Barrel .45-70 Govt. Blued Barrel and Case Hardened Receiver Rifle

Original price was: $1,663.49.Current price is: $698.67.

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Specifications

Action—-Lever Action

Finish—-Blued Barrel and Case Hardened Receiver

Sights—-Standard Sights

Weight—-10.6 pounds

Capacity—-1

Grip Safety—-No

Optic Ready—-No

Barrel Length—-32 inches

Manual Safety—-Yes

Overall Length—-49 inches

Trigger Safety—-No

Caliber / Gauge—-.45-70 Govt.

Threaded Barrel—-No

Ambidextrous Safety—-No

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State ofCalifornia to cause cancer. For more information, go toWWW.P65WARNINGS.CA.GOV

Product Overview

The Taylor’s & Company 1874 Down Under is a distinctive single-shot lever-action rifle chambered in .45-70 Govt. It pairs a case hardened receiver and lever with a blued 32-inch octagon barrel for a traditional long-range sporting profile. The rifle features a hand-oiled walnut stock, Hartford-style forend, pewter forend tip, patchbox, and matching case hardened butt plate. Its one-piece tang is pre-drilled for Creedmoor sight placement, while the front sight is dovetailed and adjustable for windage. A ladder rear sight completes the classic sighting system.

Key Features

  • Single-shot lever action chambered in .45-70 Govt.
  • 32-inch blued octagon barrel with a 1:18-inch twist
  • Case hardened receiver, lever, butt plate, and patchbox
  • Hand-oiled walnut stock with Hartford-style forend and pewter forend tip
  • One-piece tang pre-drilled for Creedmoor sight placement
  • Windage-adjustable fixed front sight and ladder rear sight

The 1874 Down Under combines traditional materials, distinctive case hardening, and a long octagon barrel for a classic .45-70 sporting rifle.