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Gforce Arms
The Gforce Arms Huckleberry is a lever-action rifle built for hunters who want classic handling and proven stopping power in a modern, refined package. Chambered in .44 Magnum, this 20-inch barreled lever gun delivers serious performance for hunting medium to large game at moderate ranges—think whitetail, elk, and hog hunting where you need reliability and a rifle that doesn't slow you down in thick country. The colored case-hardened receiver and Turkish walnut furniture give it genuine character without the pretense, and at 5.5 pounds, it's light enough to carry all day without wearing you out.
What makes the Huckleberry stand out in the .44 Mag lever rifle category is its no-nonsense feature set. The fiber optic front sight pairs with a fully adjustable rear sight, so you can dial in your zero at reasonable hunting distances right out of the box—no optics required, though the receiver will support aftermarket mounts if that's your preference. The leather-wrapped lever adds a touch of heritage and improves grip control, while top ejection keeps the action clear if you ever want to scope it. The 10+1 capacity gives you a decent magazine load for follow-up shots, and the manual safety sits where it should for quick access.
Built on a 4140 steel receiver and topped with a rubber buttplate, this rifle is made to handle actual hunting—not just range time. Whether you're working timber edges at dawn or making a stalk through rough terrain, the Huckleberry delivers the balance of power, handling, and durability that lever-action fans have counted on for generations.
| Model | Huckleberry Lever Action |
| Caliber | .44 Magnum |
| Action | Lever Action |
| Barrel Length | 20 inches |
| Overall Length | 38 inches |
| Weight | 5.5 lbs |
| Capacity | 10+1 |
| Receiver | 4140 Steel |
| Finish | Colored Case Hardened |
| Stock | Turkish Walnut |
| Front Sight | Fiber Optic Hi-Viz |
| Rear Sight | Adjustable |
| Safety | Manual Safety |
| Buttplate | Rubber |
| Special Features | Leather-wrapped lever, top ejection, standard lever loop |
The Huckleberry in .44 Mag is a solid choice for whitetail, black bear, elk, and hog hunting at moderate ranges typical of lever-gun hunting—generally 50 to 200 yards depending on your skill and hunting terrain. The cartridge delivers substantial energy for medium to large game in thick brush and timber where longer-range precision rifles aren't practical.
Yes. The Huckleberry features top ejection, which keeps the receiver clear and allows for aftermarket scope mounting. The factory sight system is ready to hunt as-is, but scope rings and mounts can be added for longer-range work.
The rifle holds 10 rounds in the magazine plus 1 in the chamber, for a total capacity of 10+1.
Yes. The Huckleberry's lightweight build, short overall length, and factory-installed fiber optic sights make it user-friendly for hunters new to lever-action rifles. The manual safety is straightforward, and the .44 Magnum recoil, while present, is manageable thanks to the rubber buttplate and rifle's weight distribution.
Gforce Arms
The Gforce Arms Huckleberry is a lever-action rifle built for hunters who want classic handling and proven stopping power in a modern, refined package. Chambered in .44 Magnum, this 20-inch barreled lever gun delivers serious performance for hunting medium to large game at moderate ranges—think whitetail, elk, and hog hunting where you need reliability and a rifle that doesn't slow you down in thick country. The colored case-hardened receiver and Turkish walnut furniture give it genuine character without the pretense, and at 5.5 pounds, it's light enough to carry all day without wearing you out.
What makes the Huckleberry stand out in the .44 Mag lever rifle category is its no-nonsense feature set. The fiber optic front sight pairs with a fully adjustable rear sight, so you can dial in your zero at reasonable hunting distances right out of the box—no optics required, though the receiver will support aftermarket mounts if that's your preference. The leather-wrapped lever adds a touch of heritage and improves grip control, while top ejection keeps the action clear if you ever want to scope it. The 10+1 capacity gives you a decent magazine load for follow-up shots, and the manual safety sits where it should for quick access.
Built on a 4140 steel receiver and topped with a rubber buttplate, this rifle is made to handle actual hunting—not just range time. Whether you're working timber edges at dawn or making a stalk through rough terrain, the Huckleberry delivers the balance of power, handling, and durability that lever-action fans have counted on for generations.
| Model | Huckleberry Lever Action |
| Caliber | .44 Magnum |
| Action | Lever Action |
| Barrel Length | 20 inches |
| Overall Length | 38 inches |
| Weight | 5.5 lbs |
| Capacity | 10+1 |
| Receiver | 4140 Steel |
| Finish | Colored Case Hardened |
| Stock | Turkish Walnut |
| Front Sight | Fiber Optic Hi-Viz |
| Rear Sight | Adjustable |
| Safety | Manual Safety |
| Buttplate | Rubber |
| Special Features | Leather-wrapped lever, top ejection, standard lever loop |
The Huckleberry in .44 Mag is a solid choice for whitetail, black bear, elk, and hog hunting at moderate ranges typical of lever-gun hunting—generally 50 to 200 yards depending on your skill and hunting terrain. The cartridge delivers substantial energy for medium to large game in thick brush and timber where longer-range precision rifles aren't practical.
Yes. The Huckleberry features top ejection, which keeps the receiver clear and allows for aftermarket scope mounting. The factory sight system is ready to hunt as-is, but scope rings and mounts can be added for longer-range work.
The rifle holds 10 rounds in the magazine plus 1 in the chamber, for a total capacity of 10+1.
Yes. The Huckleberry's lightweight build, short overall length, and factory-installed fiber optic sights make it user-friendly for hunters new to lever-action rifles. The manual safety is straightforward, and the .44 Magnum recoil, while present, is manageable thanks to the rubber buttplate and rifle's weight distribution.
