A lever action rifle is a type of firearm that uses a lever mechanism to load, chamber, and eject cartridges. It typically has a tubular magazine located under the barrel that feeds cartridges into the action through the use of the lever. The lever action mechanism is usually connected to a breech bolt or block that moves back and forth to load and eject cartridges.
Lever action rifles were first developed in the mid-19th century and were popular among hunters, cowboys, and soldiers. They were commonly used in the American West and became an iconic symbol of that era. Today, lever action rifles are still used for hunting and recreational shooting, and some models are even used in competitive shooting sports. They are also popular for their classic styling and historical significance.
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