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The Browning Model 1886 U.S. Forest Service Centennial Commemorative is a highly sought-after limited-edition lever-action rifle chambered in .45-70 Gov. 


Only 2,000 (actually 1000) units were manufactured in 1991 in Japan by Miroku. 


Key Features and MarkingsThis specific commemorative model features John Browning's famous lever-action design, originally patented in 1886 and celebrated for its incredibly strong twin locking lugs. The rifle is equipped with a 22-inch round barrel and has specific markings that celebrate the 1891–1991 centennial of the U.S. National Forests.Notable aesthetic details include:Receiver: A beautiful coin-finished receiver with gold-accented engravings.


Left Side: Displays a bust of Theodore Roosevelt, a "1891-1991" banner, and a U.S. Forest Service badge reading FOREST SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.


Right Side: Features banners reading "U.S. NATIONAL FORESTS CENTENNIAL 1891-1991" and "ONE OF 2000," alongside a historic Forest Reserve Ranger crest.Stock & Sights: High-gloss checkered walnut stocks, an adjustable rear ladder sight, and a traditional tubular magazine.