Cimarron 1866 Yellowboy .44-40 Lever Action Rifle
- .38 Special, 16" Barrel $1,359.33
- .38 Special, 19" Carbine $1,235.29
- .38 Special, 24" Octagon $1,364.65
- .38-40, 20" Octagon Barrel $1,415.55
- .44 Special, 20" Octagon $1,399.81
- .45 Colt, 19" Carbine $1,235.29
- 20" Barrel .45 Colt $1,399.81
- 22LR $1,370.58
- 24" Octagon Barrel, .45 Colt $1,399.81
- 32-20, 20" Octagon $1,415.55
- 32-20, 24" Octagonal $1,415.55
- 38-40, 19" Barrel $1,460.53
Classic lever-action rifle chambered in .44-40 Winchester with 24" octagon barrel, brass frame, and walnut furniture. 12-round capacity, 45.5" overall length.
Cimarron 1866 Yellowboy .44-40 Winchester
The 1866 Yellowboy represents a pivotal moment in American firearms history—the first Winchester lever-action rifle to achieve widespread adoption. Cimarron's faithful reproduction captures the essence of this iconic design with period-correct details and honest craftsmanship.
Key Features
- Caliber: .44-40 Winchester—a versatile cartridge equally at home in rifle or revolver
- Barrel: 24" octagon profile with 1:36" twist rate for optimal accuracy
- Frame: Brass receiver with standard blue finish barrel and furniture
- Stock: American walnut furniture with traditional lines
- Capacity: 12 rounds in the under-barrel magazine tube
- Overall Length: 45.5 inches—balanced and manageable
Why the 1866 Yellowboy?
This rifle earned its "Yellowboy" nickname from the distinctive brass receiver that catches the light like gold. It's a working rifle, not a museum piece. The lever-action mechanism is smooth and reliable, the sights are straightforward, and the .44-40 Winchester delivers adequate power for hunting and sport shooting.
Whether you're a cowboy action shooter, a lever-gun enthusiast, or simply appreciate firearms history, the Cimarron 1866 Yellowboy delivers authenticity without compromise.
