Silver Eagle Arms LEVER410 Lever 410 Gauge Lever 2.50″ 5+1 20″ Black Steel Barrel, Brass Receiver, Fixed Walnut Stock

SKU: TSW|182999UPC: 812052025708Mfr. Part #: LEVER410

$667.99

Silver Eagle Arms LEVER410 Lever 410 Gauge Lever 2.50″ 5+1 20″ Black Steel Barrel, Brass Receiver, Fixed Walnut Stock

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Description

The Lever is a new take on a classic action, chambered in .410 gauge. Featuring a top ejecting, Brass receiver with a side loading port and 20″ barrel, the Lever evokes memories of the 1894 repeater. The Lever chambered in .410 comes standard with three chokes (F, M, C) threaded in Benelli/Beretta Mobil.

Additional information

upc

812052025708

manufacturer

Silver Eagle Arms

Manufacturer Part Number

LEVER410

Action

Lever Action

Barrel Length

20"

Caliber/Gauge

.410 Bore

Capacity

5 + 1

Chokes Included

Cylinder/Full/Modified

Shipping Weight

9.05

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