New for 2024: Heritage Manufacturing Heritage 92 Line

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posted on May 16, 2024
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Ledeheritage 92 Line

Heritage Manufacturing has launched its line of Heritage 92 lever-action rifles. Rooted in tradition, the Heritage 92 series is designed to pay homage to the iconic firearms of yesteryear while delivering the precision and performance demanded by today's enthusiasts. No matter the level of shooter, almost everyone loves to run a well crafted lever action.

Heritage 92 Stainless

The Heritage 92 line features a diverse range of calibers, including the classic .357 Magnum, the legendary .45 Long Colt, and the ever-reliable .44 Magnum. Each rifle in the Heritage 92 line is available in three distinctive finishes, allowing shooters to choose between stainless with hardwood, PVD gold finish with hardwood, or polished black with hardwood. This ensures a look tailored specifically to the shooter's style. Even further, the Ranch Hand variants of the 92 line provide a Mare's Leg style firearm with a big loop lever, perfect for fun days at the range.

Heritage 92 Ranch Hand

Equipped with adjustable buckhorn sights for more precise aiming, Heritage 92 rifles promise accurate performance across a variety of shooting scenarios. Additionally, select models in the line feature different profile barrels, including an iconic octagonal design, available in lengths ranging from 16.5 inches to 24 inches for the rifles, and a 12-inch barrel for the Mare's Leg. This variety of lengths provides shooters with options to suit individual preferences and shooting needs, whether hunting fast moving predators at close range, defending against a charging bear or taking more measured shots at deer and big game. Capacities range from six to 12 rounds, depending on chambering and barrel/magazine tube length.

Heritage 92 Black

For more information on the Heritage 92 line, which currently includes 14 different models, including the 92 Ranch Hand, Black, in .45 Long Colt, the 92 Stainless Steel in .44 Mag. and the 92 Black in .357 Mag., visit heritagemfg.comMSRP: $840.99-$1030.99

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