Cimarron's 1873 US Marshal Indian Territory Carbine in 357 Magnum features an 18.5" blued barrel, walnut furniture, and 9+1 capacity. Built for modern duty use with classic lines.
Cimarron's U.S. Marshal Indian Territory Carbine represents a modern interpretation of a historic firearm with genuine working credentials. This rifle draws inspiration from an 1873 carbine presented by Judge Isaac Parker to a serving U.S. Marshal in 1880—a piece of authentic frontier law enforcement history.
Developed in collaboration with active U.S. Marshals, this carbine balances historical authenticity with practical utility. The barrel has been shortened to 18.5 inches and the stock reduced in length compared to the original 1873 pattern, creating a handy, fast-handling rifle ideal for vehicle carry and close-quarters work.
The shortened profile makes this carbine exceptionally maneuverable in confined spaces—a genuine advantage for law enforcement and home defense. The 357 Magnum chambering provides serious stopping power while maintaining manageable recoil. The lever-action mechanism is intuitive, reliable, and proven across generations of shooters.
Whether you're a collector drawn to its historical significance or a practical shooter seeking a versatile, compact rifle, the U.S. Marshal Indian Territory Carbine delivers authentic performance.