Cimarron 1894 Carbine 30-30 Win. 20 in. Walnut
Classic lever-action carbine featuring John Browning's iconic 1894 design in .30-30 Winchester. 20-inch blued barrel, walnut furniture, and 6.85 lbs of American rifle heritage.
Cimarron 1894 Carbine: American Lever-Action Excellence
The Cimarron 1894 Carbine represents one of the most significant achievements in American firearms design. This rifle carries forward John Browning's revolutionary 1894 patent—a design that fundamentally changed how Americans hunted and defended themselves.
Historical Significance
When introduced in 1895, this rifle became the first American-made repeating rifle to chamber smokeless powder cartridges. The combination of Browning's mechanical genius and the new .30-30 Winchester cartridge created a firearm that was both powerful and reliable. Nickel steel barrels ensured durability and longevity—qualities that made these rifles legendary across the American frontier and beyond.
Specifications and Features
- Caliber: .30-30 Winchester
- Barrel Length: 20 inches
- Finish: Blued steel
- Stock: Walnut
- Weight: 6.85 lbs
- Action: Lever-action
Why This Carbine Matters
The .30-30 Winchester remains one of the most effective cartridges for deer and medium game hunting. The 20-inch barrel provides excellent handling in brush and timber while maintaining the velocity needed for ethical, clean kills at reasonable distances. The walnut furniture and blued finish deliver classic aesthetics that never go out of style.
This is a rifle that works. Whether you're hunting whitetail in the Northeast, mule deer in the West, or simply enjoying the mechanical satisfaction of a well-designed lever-action, the Cimarron 1894 Carbine delivers.
Features
- 30-30 win, 20" 1894 lever gun
- tubular magazine with side loading gate
- blued receiver and barrel
- traditional walnut stock
