Taylors & Company 1887 12 Gauge 22″ Barrel Case Hardened
Specs at a glance
About this product
Designed by John Browning and carried forward in a classic lever-action layout, the Taylors & Company 1887 reflects the historic repeating-shotgun design favored by collectors and traditional shooters. This example is chambered in 12 gauge with a 22-inch barrel and a 2.75-inch chamber, and it features a color case-hardened frame paired with American walnut stock and forearm in a right-hand configuration. The firearm is built with a steel receiver and a plain barrel, preserving the period-correct aesthetic and mechanical simplicity of the original design.
Key Specifications
- The gauge is 12 Gauge.
- The barrel measures 22 inches.
- The chamber accepts 2.75-inch shells.
- The action type is Lever Action.
- The finish style is Color Case Hardened on the receiver.
- The stock material is American walnut with a fixed configuration.
- The shooting hand orientation is Right Hand.
- The listed weight is approximately 9 lbs.
- The receiver material is Steel.
- The barrel description is Plain.
With authentic styling and traditional materials, this 1887 lever-action shotgun offers a period-correct experience for collectors, cowboy-action competitors, and shooters who prefer classic repeating designs. The combination of a case-hardened frame and walnut furniture delivers a timeless look while remaining practical for range use and field applications where lever-action handling is desired.