Cimarron's 1887 Lever Action shotgun is a copy of the venerable 1887. This is the lever gun that helped establish the repeating shotgun. Introduced in the West in spring 1888, this 5-shot smoothbore quickly became a success and saw fair usage during the latter years of the frontier. With nearly 64,000 of them made before 1899, the gun was carried by Arizona Sheriff John Slaughter, and the Denver & Rio Grande Railroad issued '87s to its messengers. Cimarron designed the gun using an original 1887 shotgun. The shotgun features a 20" blued barrel, 2-3/4" chamber, and the iconic look and feel of the original. FeaturesWalnut FurnitureSmooth lever actionParkerized finish