New For 2023: Heritage Mfg. Settler Series

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posted on October 4, 2023
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Images courtesy of Heritage Mfg.

Known for its affordable Rough Rider single-action rimfire revolvers, Heritage Manufacturing continues to not only add unique versions of its single-actions, but also branch out into other categories of Western-style firearms, such as its Rancher revolving carbines. Added to that line-up in 2023 is the company's Settler series of .22 Long Rifle-chambered lever-actions.  

Heritage Settler lever-action rifle's right side.The Settler rifle has a 20” barrel and full-size stock.

Firearms in the Settler series come in three formats: full-length rifle, compact rifle and a pistol. All three use an aluminum alloy receiver with a simulated case-hardened finish, a carbon steel barrel finished in black oxide and wooden furniture. Sights are a drift-adjustable front post with a brass bead and a buckhorn rear sight with elevation adjustment, and the top of the receiver is grooved for scope or optic mounting. The hammer-fired action uses a cross-bolt safety above the trigger and an under-barrel tubular magazine that is loaded by removing a spring-loaded plunger at the muzzle end of the tube and dropping rounds into the magazine.

Heritage Settler Compact lever-action rifle's left side shown.The Settler Compact has a shorter stock and barrel, which reduces both its weight and overall length.

In the rifle category is the Settler, with a 20" barrel and 15-round capacity and an enlarged lever loop. With a 16.50" barrel and shortened stock, the Settler Compact is a full 6" shorter than the full-sized rifle at 31.90" overall, and just under a quarter-pound lighter, at 5 lbs., 3 ozs. Its capacity is 13 rounds. Both rifles have crescent metal buttplates and quick-detachable sling swivel studs.

Heritage Settler Mare's Leg pistol's left side shown on white.The Settler Mare's Leg plays homage to the classic T.V. Western lever-action pistol.

A staple of T.V. Westerns, the Settler Mare's Leg is the classic lever-action in a pistol format. Its barrel is 12.50" long, and it has a capacity of 10 rounds. A saddle ring on the receiver aids in carrying the handgun. The Mares Leg has an overall length of 23.25" and weighs 4 lbs., 3 ozs.     

The Heritage Manufacturing Settler has an MSRP of $500, the Settler Compact is $495 and the Settler Mares Leg is $475. For more information, visit heritagemfg.com.

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