October 1860 B.T. Henry was granted a patent for the design of first true repeating rifle to be made - the novelty was so important that the gun was named Henry & the cartridges bore his marking inchHinch as the inventor. One man could load 15 cartridges in 8-10 seconds the equivalent of having 15 men manned with traditional firearms. Brass frame. Octagonal barrel tapered on top w/incorporated magazine tube. Walnut stock. Brass buttplate. OAL: 43-3/4inch. Wt.: 9 lbs.

October 1860 B.T. Henry was granted a patent for the design of first true repeating rifle to be made - the novelty was so important that the gun was named Henry & the cartridges bore his marking inchHinch as the inventor. One man could load 15 cartridges in 8-10 seconds the equivalent of having 15 men manned with traditional firearms. Brass frame. Octagonal barrel tapered on top w/incorporated magazine tube. Walnut stock. Brass buttplate. OAL: 43-3/4inch. Wt.: 9 lbs.

October 1860 B.T. Henry was granted a patent for the design of first true repeating rifle to be made - the novelty was so important that the gun was named Henry & the cartridges bore his marking inchHinch as the inventor. One man could load 15 cartridges in 8-10 seconds the equivalent of having 15 men manned with traditional firearms. Brass frame. Octagonal barrel tapered on top w/incorporated magazine tube. Walnut stock. Brass buttplate. OAL: 43-3/4inch. Wt.: 9 lbs.

Successor to the Henry. Famously known as the inchYellowboyinch due to its shiny brass frame. The first of hundreds of models bearing the Winchester name. Production started in 1866 & continued through 1898. The 1866 inchYellowboyinch played a prominent part in the winning of the West.

Successor to the Henry the model 1866 famously known as the inchYellowboyinch due to its shiny brass frame was the first of hundreds to bear the Winchester name. Production started in 1866 & continued through 1898.

Case-hardened frame. Blue finish. Steel bakstrap. Steel trigger guard.

Derived directly from the Model 1866. Successful production made Winchester the most important American company in repeating arms.

Derived directly from the Model 1866. Successful production made Winchester the most important American company in repeating arms.

Derived directly from the Model 1866. Successful production made Winchester the most important American company in repeating arms.

Derived directly from the Model 1866 the '73 increased Winchester's fortune making it the most important American company in repeating arms.

Derived directly from the Model 1866. Successful production made Winchester the most important American company in repeating arms.

Derived directly from the Model 1866. Successful production made Winchester the most important American company in repeating arms.

Derived directly from the Model 1866. Successful production made Winchester the most important American company in repeating arms.

Derived directly from the Model 1866. Successful production made Winchester the most important American company in repeating arms.

Derived directly from the Model 1866. Successful production made Winchester the most important American company in repeating arms.

Best known of the various guns in hunting buffalo for their hides often called inchOld Reliableinch buffalo rifle sliding breechblock. Double-set triggers. Poured pewter Hartford-style forend tips provide excellent wood-to-metal fit. Case-hardened frame patchbox buttplate and lever. Blue finished barrel. hand-checkered stock and forend.

One of the first lever action arms to chamber heavier center-fire ammunition w/enough power to hunt bison or bears. Chambered for the original rifle's cartridges.

One of the first lever action arms to chamber heavier center-fire ammunition w/enough power to hunt bison or bears. Chambered for the original rifle's cartridges.

One of the first lever action arms to chamber heavier center-fire ammunition w/enough power to hunt bison or bears. Chambered for the original rifle's cartridges.

Introduced in 1876 as the Centennial Rifle. One of the first lever action arms to chamber heavier center-fire ammunition w/enough power to hunt bison or bears. Chambered for the original rifle's cartridges. Used during the late 1800s by notorious outlaws such as Johnny Ringo and Tom Horn.

Reproduction of old classic brand name design. Vintage shotgun - famous in the Old West days. Carried by many stagecoach railroad & payroll guards. Victorian-era muley hammers. Original true hammer lock design is exact reproduction of the period coach gun. Handles all factory smokeless loads. Completely new made from scratch constructed from modern ordnance steel. Features rebounding hammers & inertia firing pins. American Black Walnut stock. Steel buttplate. Fixed choke.

Single-shot. Beautiful strong well-made in every detail. Using the Browning patent it was produced from september 1885 through the end of 1920. Case-hardened frame. Walnut straight stock. Blue finished barrel. Note: must be drilled and tapped for sight placement.

Single-shot. Beautiful strong well-made in every detail. Using the Browning patent it was produced from september 1885 through the end of 1920. Case-hardened frame. Walnut straight stock. Blue finished barrel. Note: must be drilled and tapped for sight placement.

Single-shot. Beautiful strong well-made in every detail. Using the Browning patent it was produced from september 1885 through the end of 1920. Case-hardened frame. Walnut straight stock. Blue finished barrel. Note: must be drilled and tapped for sight placement.

Single-shot. Beautiful strong well-made in every detail. Using the Browning patent it was produced from september 1885 through the end of 1920. Case-hardened frame. Walnut straight stock. Blue finished barrel. Note: must be drilled and tapped for sight placement.

Lever-action. When first introduced it was found to be mechanically stronger and cost less to produce tha the '73. 1 004 675 solid and takedown variations were manufactured from 1892-1941. Walnut stock. Case-hardened frame. Bluee finished barrel.

Lever-action. When first introduced it was found to be mechanically stronger and cost less to produce tha the '73. 1 004 675 solid and takedown variations were manufactured from 1892-1941. Walnut stock. Case-hardened frame. Bluee finished barrel.

Lever-action. When first introduced it was found to be mechanically stronger and cost less to produce tha the '73. 1 004 675 solid and takedown variations were manufactured from 1892-1941. Walnut stock. Case-hardened frame. Bluee finished barrel.

Produced from 1884 to 1904. Known for its speed and precision. Slide mechanism compact size and short-action stroke make this rifle perfect for Cowboy Action Shooting.