Taylors & Company 210139 1874 45-70 Gov Lever Action Rifle

Honoring the legacy of the young and renowned scout, whose astonishing shot reached a Kiowa warrior at a remarkable distance of 1538 yd, this event took place on June 27, 1874, during the historical Adobe Walls encounter in Texas. Amidst this significant engagement, Billy Dixon and a group of 27 buffalo hunters found themselves encircled by a formidable gathering of more than 500 Kiowa and Comanche warriors. Emboldened by the words of their "medicine man," who instilled in them a belief of invincibility against "white" shots, the battle commenced. Presenting an exquisite design the Dixon Sharpshooter commemorative rifle boasts an elegant octagonal conical barrel. The walnut stock and forend, meticulously chosen for their superior quality, feature a tasteful German silver cap, harmoniously blending aesthetics with practicality. The stock, intricately checkered and meticulously oil finished, reflects an unwavering commitment to artisan craftsmanship. Manufactured in line with the revered methods used for cherished firearm s this rifle stands as a tribute to monumental historical moments. The octagonal conical barrel, premium walnut stock, and artfully adorned forend capture the essence of this historical treasure.