Taylor’s & Company to Attend 2026 Great American Outdoor Show

February 4, 2026
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Taylor's & Company is gearing up to make waves at the 2026 Great American Outdoor Show, storming booth #265 from February 7-15 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with a lineup of brand-new USA-made rifles and meticulously crafted historically-accurate firearms. This isn't just another booth setup—it's a bold statement from a company that's been synonymous with high-quality reproductions of iconic Old West shooters, now doubling down on American manufacturing. In an era where Made in the USA is more than a label—it's a battle cry against overseas dependency and supply chain vulnerabilities—these debuts could signal Taylor's pushing deeper into modern lever-actions and lever-gun variants that blend heritage with tactical edge, perfect for plinking, hunting, or range dominance. For the 2A community, this move hits like a .45-70 round: implications ripple far beyond the showroom floor. The Great American Outdoor Show, sprawling across 650,000 square feet with over 1,000 exhibitors, is the epicenter of hunting, fishing, and shooting sports traditions—think packed seminars, youth programs, and direct access to innovators keeping our outdoor heritage alive amid regulatory headwinds. Taylor's unveiling USA-made gear here underscores a resurgence in domestic production, potentially easing fears of import tariffs or bans while appealing to purists who demand authenticity without compromise. Expect chatter about how these rifles could influence lever-action trends, bolstering the case for versatile, suppressor-ready platforms that thrive under NFA rules or state-specific carry laws. If history repeats, this booth will be a must-hit for collectors and tacti-cowboys alike, fueling the narrative that American ingenuity keeps the Second Amendment locked and loaded. Mark your calendars, patriots—this nine-day extravaganza isn't just an event; it's a rallying point for the firearms faithful. Taylor's commitment to homegrown excellence could spark a mini-boom in patriotic purchases, reminding us that when the industry invests in America, we all win. Who's heading to Harrisburg?

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Taylor’s & Company is gearing up to make waves at the 2026 Great American Outdoor Show, storming booth #265 from February 7-15 in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, with a lineup of brand-new USA-made rifles and meticulously crafted historically-accurate firearms. This isn’t just another booth setup—it’s a bold statement from a company that’s been synonymous with high-quality reproductions of iconic Old West shooters, now doubling down on American manufacturing. In an era where Made in the USA is more than a label—it’s a battle cry against overseas dependency and supply chain vulnerabilities—these debuts could signal Taylor’s pushing deeper into modern lever-actions and lever-gun variants that blend heritage with tactical edge, perfect for plinking, hunting, or range dominance.

For the 2A community, this move hits like a .45-70 round: implications ripple far beyond the showroom floor. The Great American Outdoor Show, sprawling across 650,000 square feet with over 1,000 exhibitors, is the epicenter of hunting, fishing, and shooting sports traditions—think packed seminars, youth programs, and direct access to innovators keeping our outdoor heritage alive amid regulatory headwinds. Taylor’s unveiling USA-made gear here underscores a resurgence in domestic production, potentially easing fears of import tariffs or bans while appealing to purists who demand authenticity without compromise. Expect chatter about how these rifles could influence lever-action trends, bolstering the case for versatile, suppressor-ready platforms that thrive under NFA rules or state-specific carry laws. If history repeats, this booth will be a must-hit for collectors and tacti-cowboys alike, fueling the narrative that American ingenuity keeps the Second Amendment locked and loaded.

Mark your calendars, patriots—this nine-day extravaganza isn’t just an event; it’s a rallying point for the firearms faithful. Taylor’s commitment to homegrown excellence could spark a mini-boom in patriotic purchases, reminding us that when the industry invests in America, we all win. Who’s heading to Harrisburg?

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