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Plating in firearms began initially as a method of corrosion-proofing in the days of blackpowder ammunition at least 150 years ago. Gunpowder at the time was highly corrosive, and working guns lived hard lives. Later on, plating with precious metals also became more important as decorative methods of creating more elaborately-embellished special-order guns. Nickel was the first as the electro-plating process evolved, and with a long history of tradition it’s still the most popular with its ability to maintain a long-lasting wear and tarnish-resistant finish. It also happens to stand out in a crowd, and that’s exactly what our new Golden Boy Silvers do, with no special-order delays and no special-order pricing.
| Type | Rifle: Lever Action |
|---|---|
| Model Series | Golden Boy Silver |
| Model Specific | Golden Boy Silver |
| Caliber/Gauge | 17 HMR |
| Barrel Length | 20 in. |
| Capacity | 12+1 |
| Minimum/Overall Length | 38.5 in. |
| Frame Finish | Nickel Cerakote |
| Front Sight | Bead |
| Rear Sight | Adj Diamond Semi-buckhorn |
| Weight | 6.75 lbs. |
| Firearm Stock | American Walnut |
| Finish | Blue, Nickel |
| Firing System | External Hammer |
| Frame Material | Brasslite |
| Magazine Type | Tubular Magazine |
| Barrel Configuration | Single |
| Barrel Description | Octagon Blued Steel |
| Rifled Barrel | Yes |
| Buttplate/Recoil Pad | Nickel Plated |
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