Description
The Smith Wesson 1854 30-30 Scoped Combo is a modern lever-action rifle chambered in 30-30 Winchester and shipped with a Vortex Crossfire HD scope already mounted, giving you a classic walnut deer rifle that is ready for the woods out of the box.
Smith Wesson 1854 30-30 Scoped Combo Overview and Build Quality
Smith and Wesson built the Model 1854 as a modern take on the classic American lever gun, and the 30-30 Winchester version is the most traditional chambering in the family. The scoped combo ships with the optic already mounted, so the rifle arrives ready to zero rather than needing a separate trip for rings and bases.
The receiver is forged 416 stainless steel and the 20 inch barrel is 410 stainless, both finished in black Armornite. That combination gives the rifle the look of a blued classic while resisting rust far better than traditional carbon steel and bluing. A walnut stock and forend with textured grip panels complete the traditional profile.
The large loop lever is the detail this listing is named for. It gives you room to run the action with heavy gloves on, which matters more in a November deer stand than it ever does on a summer range day.
Vortex Crossfire HD 2-7×32 Scope
The included Vortex Crossfire HD 2-7×32 uses an illuminated Dead-Hold 2A BDC reticle calibrated in MOA. Two power at the bottom end keeps the field of view wide for close timber shots, and seven power is more than enough magnification for the ranges a 30-30 realistically covers.
Vortex mounts the scope in its own Pro rings on the factory Picatinny-style rail. Being honest about it, a factory-mounted optic still has to be zeroed by you, and it is worth checking the ring screws before the first range session because shipping is hard on anything torqued at a factory bench.
If you would rather run a different optic, the rail is standard Picatinny and the gold bead front sight stays usable with the scope removed.
Specifications
- Manufacturer part number: 14825
- Caliber: 30-30 Winchester
- Action: lever action with large loop lever
- Barrel: 20 in. 410 stainless steel with Armornite finish
- Rifling: 1:10 in. twist, 6 groove
- Muzzle: 5/8×24 threaded with thread protector
- Receiver: forged 416 stainless steel, Armornite finish, Picatinny-style optics rail
- Capacity: 6+1 rounds, tubular magazine
- Sights: gold bead front sight
- Optic included: Vortex Crossfire HD 2-7×32 with illuminated Dead-Hold 2A BDC (MOA) reticle in Vortex Pro rings
- Trigger: flat-face design
- Stock: walnut stock and forend with textured grip panels
- Weight: 113.6 oz, roughly 7.1 lbs
- Width: 1.6 in.
- Safety: cross-bolt
- UPC: 022188907018
Why Buyers Choose the Smith Wesson 1854 30-30 Scoped Combo
The 30-30 Winchester has been filling freezers since 1895, and ammunition for it sits on the shelf of practically every store in North America that sells cartridges at all. That availability is a genuine advantage over the trendier lever-gun rounds.
Buying the combo costs less than buying the rifle, a comparable scope and rings separately, and it removes any guesswork about whether the mount fits the receiver.
Armornite over stainless is a practical upgrade on the blued carbon steel of vintage lever rifles. It shrugs off wet weather and sweaty hands without the constant oiling an older finish demands.
A threaded muzzle is unusual on a traditional-looking lever gun, and it opens the door to a suppressor or a muzzle brake where your state allows one.
Who Should Buy It
The Smith Wesson 1854 30-30 Scoped Combo suits hunters who want a single rifle for whitetail, hogs and black bear inside 200 yards, and shooters who love the handling of a lever gun but want a modern optic on top. It also makes a sensible first centerfire rifle, since recoil is mild, the manual of arms is simple, and the cartridge is cheap enough to practice with regularly.
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