Citadel Levtac-92 Lever Actions Shipping Soon

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posted on May 13, 2020
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New Levtac-92 Lever Actions, from Citadel, are set to arrive at Legacy Sports International in July. These modernized lever guns come with an M-Lok design modular forend, for easy accessory attachment. Topped with a stretch of Picatinny rail, a rear peep sight and a front blade sight, the Levtac-92 boasts an 18-inch barrel, an eight-round capacity and a large-loop lever. With a Black Synthetic stock, the Levtac-92 will come in three calibers—.357 Magnum and .44 Magnum will arrive first in early July, while .454 Casull will hit the shelves in August. These are sure to make the Levtac-92 a hit with deer hunters everywhere, particularly those in straight-wall states. For more information, check out legacysports.com. MSRP: $799

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