In the 1980's, a pioneer in the world of firearm training instruction named Jeff Cooper began to promote the concept of the scout rifle, an easy-carrying rifle that "will do a great many things equally well." Strictly speaking, these were mostly .308 bolt action rifles, so they set out to make their own version of a scout rifle using their own lever action know-how. At the heart of it all lies one of their most popular centerfire rifles, the All-Weather .45-70 Side Gate.
Specifications
| Action | Lever Action |
|---|---|
| Barrellength | 18.43" |
| CALIBER | 45-70 GOVERNMENT |
| Calibergauge | 45-70 GOVT |
| Capacity | 4 + 1 |
| Features | Extended Picatinny Scout Rail; Swivel Studs; Large Loop Lever; Full Length Picatinny Rail with Rear Peep Sight; 7.10 lbs |
| Finish | Hard Chrome Plated Steel |
| Griptype | Stained Hardwood |
| Height | 2.3000 |
| Length | 40.2500 |
| MAGAZINE CAPACITY | 4.0000 |
| Overalllength | 39" |
| SIGHTS | Y |
| Sights | FS:Brass Bead / RS:Peep |
| STOCK MATERIAL | HARDWOOD |
| Weight | 7.10 lbs |
| Width | 6.7500 |
