Heritage Manufacturing has unveiled its Heritage 92 series of lever-action rifles, a tribute to the classic firearms of the past with state-of-the-art precision and performance.
Launching in a variety of calibers like .357 Magnum, .45 Long Colt, and .44 Magnum, the rifles are tailored for diverse shooting scenarios and preferences, with adjustable sights and barrel profiles that range from the traditional to the Mare’s Leg variant.
The Heritage 92 series offers a broad selection of calibers, encompassing the iconic .357 Magnum, the renowned .45 Long Colt, and the dependable .44 Magnum.
Every rifle within the Heritage 92 range is presented in three unique finishes, offering shooters the choice between stainless steel with hardwood, PVD gold finish with hardwood, or polished black with hardwood, ensuring a personalized look to match the shooter’s taste.
Moreover, the Ranch Hand models of the 92 series present a Mare’s Leg style firearm featuring a large loop lever, ideal for enjoyable outings at the shooting range.
With adjustable buckhorn sights enhancing precision, Heritage 92 rifles ensure reliable accuracy across various shooting scenarios. Moreover, certain models within the series offer diverse barrel profiles, including the iconic octagonal design, spanning lengths from 16.5 inches to 24 inches for rifles and a 12-inch barrel for the Mare’s Leg variant.
This assortment of barrel lengths caters to individual preferences and shooting requirements, whether engaging fast-moving predators up close, defending against charging bears, or taking deliberate shots at deer and larger game. Magazine capacities range from six to 12 rounds, contingent on chambering and barrel/magazine tube length.
The ammunition sector is buzzing with the annual SHOT Show serving as the premier stage for new products after a tumultuous period for the industry.
Among the highlights were Hornady’s 22 ARC ammunition, Apex’s Mossy Oak Greenleaf 28-gauge blended TSS load for turkey hunters, and Federal’s Freight Train Copper Tipped family of sabot slugs for big-game hunting.
Winchester also expanded its 400 Legend offerings, and CCI introduced new shotshell pest-control loads for handguns.
In addition, the latest in firearms innovation was showcased at various industry expos where companies like Bond Arms and Navy Arms displayed their latest lever-action rifles and single-shot firearms respectively.
Zenith Firearms intrigued with a roller-delayed firearm, and Taurus reintroduced a “Gen 2” version of the 917c with modern features.
EAA is set to disrupt the market with its MC9 Disruptor pistol, and Hornady’s V-Match ammunition line is gaining attention with new projectile and cartridge offerings.
The range of new firearms and ammunition for 2024 includes something for every enthusiast, from traditional lever-action lovers and big-game hunters to those seeking modern twists on classic designs or the latest in ammunition technology.
With these advancements, the industry is poised for a year of exciting shooting experiences and continued passion for heritage and innovation.
Relevant articles:
– New for 2024: Heritage Manufacturing Heritage 92 Line, American Hunter
– New Ammo Coming in 2024, shotshow.org
– Review: Heritage Mfg. Settler Mare’s Leg, American Rifleman
– New Guns & Gear For 2024, American Rifleman