What is the 1887 shotgun?

What is the 1887 shotgun?

The Winchester Model 1887 (Dellosso Shotgun) and Winchester Model 1901 are lever-action shotguns originally designed by famed American gun designer John Browning and produced by the Winchester Repeating Arms Company during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

How much does a 1887 shotgun cost?

Browning for the Winchester Repeating Arms Company, the 1887 lever action shotgun is considered to be the first successful repeating shotgun. The Chiappa Firearms’ 1887 is a faithful reproduction of this classic firearm….1887.

1887 Lever-Action Shotgun (Color Case) 12GA/22″BBL
MSRP: $1,539.00
SKU: 930.000

When did the lever lever Browning rifle come out?

A New Model BLR Lightweight with a straight-grip lever appeared in 2003. (These guns are also known as BLR Lightweight 81, etc.) Initially it was designed for short-action (.308 Winchester) length or shorter cartridges; however, it soon became available in a long action for standard and magnum cartridges and short magnum cartridges.

What was the first rifle John Browning invented?

S. Patent 220,271 Winchester 1885 single-shot rifle, Browning’s first patent U.S. Patent 306,577 Winchester 1886 and Model 71 lever-action rifles U.S. Patent 336,287 Winchester Model 1887/1901 lever-action shotgun

What was the first Winchester lever action rifle?

However, by 1895 Winchester offered the Model 1895 lever action designed specifically to house modern cartridges containing spitzer-profile bullets, and Savage introduced its Model 1895 (actually built by Marlin) that soon evolved into the Model 1899 (Model 99) that was produced for almost 100 years.

What’s the receiver width of a Browning lever rifle?

(These guns are also known as BLR Lightweight 81, etc.) Initially it was designed for short-action (.308 Winchester) length or shorter cartridges; however, it soon became available in a long action for standard and magnum cartridges and short magnum cartridges. The receiver width was increased from about 1.180 inches to around 1.340 inches.