Smith Wesson 1854 America 250 44 Mag – Superb Engraved Rifle

$1,299.00

Smith Wesson 1854 America 250 44 Mag is a limited-edition lever rifle with a laser-engraved receiver, walnut furniture, 19.25 in. Armornite barrel and 9-round tube magazine.

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Description

Smith Wesson 1854 America 250 44 Mag 44 Magnum commemorative lever action rifle

The Smith Wesson 1854 America 250 44 Mag is a limited-edition commemorative build of the Model 1854 lever gun, put together to mark the 250th birthday of the United States with a laser-engraved receiver, walnut furniture and a black Armornite finish over stainless steel.

Smith Wesson 1854 America 250 44 Mag Commemorative Details

Smith and Wesson took one of the most recognizable rifle silhouettes in American history and gave it a birthday treatment. The receiver carries laser engraving, the stock and forend are walnut rather than polymer, and the metalwork wears black Armornite over stainless steel so the rifle looks like a traditional blued gun without the maintenance burden that finish normally brings.

What separates this from most commemorative firearms is that it is still a working rifle. There is no sealed presentation case, no display-only warning, and nothing about the build that discourages carrying it into the woods. The engraving is on a rifle you can actually shoot.

Because the run is limited, the pieces that reach dealers are the pieces that were made. If the finish and the engraving appeal to you, it is not a rifle that will be restocked indefinitely.

Handling and Range Performance

The 44 Magnum out of a 19.25 inch barrel is a different cartridge than it is out of a revolver. The extra barrel length adds several hundred feet per second, which turns a heavy revolver load into a legitimate 150 yard deer and hog cartridge with a lot of energy on target.

Recoil is firm but very manageable in a rifle this weight, roughly seven pounds. Most shooters find full-power 44 Magnum easier to take from the shoulder than from a handgun, and 44 Special will run through the action for cheaper, softer practice.

The large lever loop gives you room to cycle the action with gloves on, the flat-face trigger helps you place your finger the same way every time, and a cross-bolt safety sits behind the hammer for storage and transport.

Specifications

  • Manufacturer part number: 14969
  • Model: Model 1854 America 250 limited edition
  • Caliber: 44 Magnum
  • Action: lever action with large lever loop
  • Barrel: 19.25 in. stainless steel with Armornite finish
  • Receiver: stainless steel with black Armornite finish and laser engraving
  • Optics: Picatinny-style rail on the receiver
  • Capacity: 9 rounds, tubular magazine
  • Sights: gold bead front sight
  • Trigger: flat-face design
  • Safety: cross-bolt
  • Stock: walnut stock and forend
  • Weight: 113.6 oz, roughly 7.1 lbs
  • Width: 1.6 in.
  • Warranty: Smith and Wesson Limited Lifetime Service Policy
  • UPC: 022188909760

Why Buyers Choose the Smith Wesson 1854 America 250 44 Mag

Commemorative rifles usually ask you to accept a compromise somewhere, most often a plain gun with a sticker or a display piece that is not really meant to be fired. This one is a current-production 1854 with better wood and real engraving on the receiver.

The 44 Magnum chambering is a practical choice rather than a decorative one. It shares ammunition with 44 Magnum revolvers, it is common enough to find at most shops, and it hits hard inside the ranges where a lever gun is at its best.

Armornite over stainless resists rust far better than the blued carbon steel found on vintage lever actions, so the finish that makes the rifle collectible is also the finish that keeps it looking that way.

Walnut and engraving on a rifle that still takes a modern optic on a Picatinny rail is an unusual combination, and it means the gun does not have to sit in a safe to be worth owning.

Who Should Buy It

The Smith Wesson 1854 America 250 44 Mag suits shooters who want a commemorative piece that earns its keep in the field, 44 Magnum revolver owners who would like a rifle sharing the same ammunition, and collectors who prefer limited runs from a current production line rather than reissues. Anyone buying purely as an investment should keep in mind that commemorative values are unpredictable and depend heavily on condition.

Learn more from Smith and Wesson, or browse the rest of our firearms selection.

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Additional information

Weight 183.000 lbs
Dimensions 0.000 × 0.000 × 0.000 in
upc

22188909760

brand

Smith & Wesson

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