Features open sights, barrel band on lightweight barrel and Alexander Henry-style forearm. Offered with 22" barrel in many popular calibers. Weight 7.25 lbs.

Similar to Light Sporter 1-A, with 22" sightless blued barrel.

Furnished with no sights, medium barrel, semi-beavertail forearm and quarter rib with 1" Ruger scope rings. Weight 8 lbs. Introduced in 1966. Chambered in most popular calibers at various times. Note: Add 25% to 50% premium for rare calibers like .257 Roberts, 6.5 Rem. Magnum, 7x57 Mauser.

In production from 2000 to 2010. Chambered in most popular calibers from .204 Ruger to .458 Win. Gray laminate stock. Barrel lengths from 22" to 26".

Fitted with open sights. Barrel band on heavy barrel, with Alexander Henry-style forearm. Weight 9 lbs. In 2001: offered with stainless steel finish and black laminated stock in .375 H&H. Added in 2003: .458 Lott and .405 Win. cartridges; In 2008: .450/.400 Nitro Express; In 2009: .416 Ruger. Few 24" heavy barrel 1-H rifles chambered for .45-70 Government cartridge up to 1976. These bring substantial premium and should be appraised individually. Note: Add 100% for .404 Jeffery caliber; add 250% for .45-70.

This No. 1 rifle features a lightweight barrel, with full-length forearm and open sights. Weight 7.25 lbs.

Equipped with open sights, barrel band on medium weight barrel and Alexander Henry-style forearm. Weight 8 lbs. In 2001, offered in stainless steel and black laminated stock in .45-70 caliber. Chambered in a wide range of calibers including .218 Bee to .480 Ruger. Added in 2009, .300 H&H, .338 Ruger Compact Magnum, .375 Ruger, .460 S&W Magnum, .480Ruger/.475 Linebaugh. Note: In 1999, a 50th Anniversary No. 1 Medium Sporter Model in .45-70 with engraving and high grade walnut stock offered. Add 100% premium for this model.

Model furnished with no sights, heavy barrel, target scope blocks with 1" Ruger scope rings and semi-beavertail forearm. Weight 9 lbs.

Introduced in 2000. Features laminated wood stock and stainless steel finish. Chambered for .22-250. Fitted with 24" barrel. Weight 9 lbs.

Limited edition in .308 Winchester with high grade American walnut stock, satin blued finish, custom engravings on either side of action commemorating the 50th anniversary of the No. 1 rifle.

A less elaborate inexpensive version of No.1. Action the same, except lever is less ornate in appearance and lacks the locking bar. Uncheckered stock is a military carbine style, with barrel band. Similar in appearance to Model 44 and 10/22. This serviceable rifle chambered for .45-70, when released in 1972. Later chamberings added .22 Hornet, .30-40 Krag, .223, .44 Magnum and .375 Win. Barrel 22" long. Folding rear sight. Discontinued in 1987. Note: Add 25% premium for .44 Magnum or .375 Win.