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Buffalo Classic Rifle
Big medicine for those born 100 years too late.
The sporting tradition, American
history and good ol’ fashioned quality craftsmanship
come together in this big-bore rifle
built to celebrate a legacy that began in 1871. Modeled after the Frank
Wesson tip-up rifles that were first made
in Worcester, Massachusetts in the 1850s. Chambered
for the 45-70 Gov't.
cartridge, this rifle reflects true 19th century styling
with antique color case hardening on the
frame and a crescent butt plate. Its handsome American
walnut stocks and fore-ends
are accentuated by cut checkering.
Buffalo Classic Rifle
Traditional styling and aiming stability were foremost
in its design. Offered in 45-70 Gov’t., its
32" midweight barrel helps this big-bore cartridge
develop full velocity and accuracy potential. It
also provides the necessary
sighting radius for long-range matches. The Williams
receiver sight is complemented by a traditional globe-style
target front
sight with eight aperture inserts.
| Model |
Buffalo Classic Rifle (CR-1871) |
| Caliber |
45/70 Government
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| Stock |
Cut-checkered American black walnut with case colored crescent steel buttplate. |
| Finish |
Antique color case hardened frame. |
| Barrel |
32" |
| Sights |
Williams receiver sight; Lyman target front sight with 8 aperture inserts. |
| Length |
46" |
| Length of Pull |
14" |
| Drop at Comb |
1-3/4" |
| Drop at Heel |
2-5/8" |
| Weight |
8 lbs. |
(Specifications subject to change without notice)
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