Discover our selection of lever-action rifles , shoulder-fired weapons prized for their distinctive mechanics, handling, and instantly recognizable style. The range includes large-caliber lever-action rifles in .30-30 Winchester, .44-40 Winchester, .357 Magnum, and .44 Remington Magnum, as well as .22 LR lever-action rifles designed for sport and recreational shooting.
The category also includes lever-action shotguns in 12, 16 or 20 gauge. Riffaut Armory selects models from recognized manufacturers in this field, including Winchester , Henry , Marlin or Chiappa , with the support of our gunsmiths to choose a weapon adapted to your practice and to French regulations.
Recognizable by its lever-operated cocking system located beneath the receiver, the lever-action rifle occupies a unique place among sporting rifles . Its operation, aesthetics, and the variety of available calibers appeal to shooters seeking a platform distinct from bolt-action or semi-automatic rifles. Manufacturers such as Winchester , Henry , Marlin , Chiappa , and Rossi offer different interpretations of this iconic mechanism.
Large-caliber lever-action rifles are available in several well-known cartridges. The .30-30 Winchester is historically associated with many lever-action rifles, while the .357 Magnum , .44 Remington Magnum , and .44-40 Winchester calibers allow for different configurations and experiences with this platform. The choice depends primarily on the rifle, the desired caliber, the shooting discipline, and the conditions at the range.
The .22 LR lever-action rifle offers the characteristic feel of a lever-action rifle in one of the most popular calibers for sporting and recreational shooting . Brands like Henry , Chiappa , and Winchester offer models in this style. Ergonomics, rifle length, sights, and compatibility with desired equipment are among the factors to consider when making your selection.
More unusual, lever-action shotguns adapt this mechanism to a smoothbore gun. Depending on the model, they can be chambered in 12 , 16 , or 20 gauge . This category completes the world of lever-action firearms and is particularly suited to enthusiasts of unique mechanisms who want to explore a different configuration for their sporting activities.
Choosing a lever-action rifle isn't just about aesthetics. Caliber, ergonomics, dimensions, sighting system, configuration, and intended use of the firearm should all be considered in relation to the shooter's shooting style. In Orbec, Calvados, the Riffaut Gunsmiths have a 280 m² showroom and rely on four gunsmiths, graduates of the Liège School of Gunsmithing, to advise you on models from Winchester , Henry , Marlin , Chiappa , and other specialized manufacturers. The purchase and use of a firearm remain subject to French regulations applicable to its category.
A lever-action rifle , also called a lever-action rifle, is a shoulder-fired weapon whose mechanism is operated using a lever, usually located under the receiver. This system is notably associated with historical manufacturers such as Winchester, Henry, and Marlin.
Lever-action rifles are available in many calibers. This selection may include .22 LR , .30-30 Winchester , .357 Magnum , .44 Remington Magnum or .44-40 Winchester , depending on the model and manufacturer.
The choice depends on the sport, the desired caliber, the ergonomics of the firearm, its sights, and the shooter's preferences. Riffaut gunsmiths can assist you in comparing different configurations based on your shooting style and the applicable regulations.
Yes. The .22 LR lever-action rifle allows you to take advantage of this unique mechanism with a caliber widely used in sport shooting. Several manufacturers offer .22 LR models in various sizes and configurations.
Yes, lever-action shotguns exist in 12 gauge . Depending on the manufacturers and models sold, this mechanism can also be found in 16 or 20 gauge.
Well-known manufacturers of lever-action rifles include Winchester, Henry, Marlin, Chiappa, and Rossi. Calibers, finishes, and configurations vary by brand and model.
Yes. In France, the acquisition, possession, and use of a firearm are regulated. The applicable conditions depend in particular on the precise classification of the firearm and its characteristics. It is essential to verify the regulatory category of the model in question before any purchase.
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