Big Horn Armory Model 90: Lever Action .460 Magnum

Richard Johnson
by Richard Johnson
Big Horn Armory

Big Horn Armory announced the new Model 90 lever action rifle chambered in .460 Smith & Wesson Magnum. These rifles are CNC machined using modern technology with inspiration from the classic Winchester 1886 and 1892 lever guns.

Receivers are made of hardened 17-4 stainless steel and come in one of three finishes: matte stainless, hunter black stainless or case color hardened. A selection of fine stocks are available on these guns including various qualities of walnut, hot wood maple and laminate.

Specifications

  • .460 Smith & Wesson Magnum
  • four round magazine capacity
  • 22″ barrel
  • overall length: 41″
  • length of pull: 13 5/8″
  • weight: 8 pounds, 6 ounces
  • MSRP: $2,874 – $3,774 depending on finish and stock

Beyond the basic finishing options, Big Horn Armory offers the rifles with additional customizations. These include, but are not limited to, scope mounts, increased magazine capacity, threaded muzzles and MagnaPorting. These rifles are made in the USA.

Richard Johnson
Richard Johnson

An advocate of gun proliferation zones, Richard is a long time shooter, former cop and internet entrepreneur. Among the many places he calls home is http://www.gunsholstersandgear.com/.

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  • Adam D. Adam D. on Jun 20, 2015

    What a great gun, beautiful custom piece!

    If I could dream big, I'd personally choose a Wild West Guns Alaskan Co-Pilot in this
    "sell-your-house custom lever action" category.
    An 18.5" stainless takedown with nitrided barrel, threaded muzzle,
    synthetic furniture, enlarged lever, full length mag tube, a nice Cerakote job
    and an SEG .45 rifle suppressor to top it off...
    This setup would cost more than the yearly expenses of my country though, lol.

  • Squirreltakular Squirreltakular on Jun 20, 2015

    Awesome gun.

    I might be going off the rails here, but how cool would a side-mounted-magazine fed lever action be?

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