Taylor's and Company specializes in faithful reproductions of 19th-century American firearms, and the 1866 carbine is one of the most recognizable of them. Nicknamed the Yellow Boy for its brass receiver, the original 1866 was Winchester's first rifle and the gun that established the lever action as an American icon.

This reproduction carries the same brass receiver and blued 19-inch barrel with a walnut stock, chambered in .38 Special. That chambering keeps it pleasant on the shoulder and easy to feed, which is why the pattern is so popular in Cowboy Action Shooting where a smooth, fast lever and mild recoil win matches.

This firearm ships to your chosen FFL dealer for transfer. Order online from Dawson Defense, an Arizona-owned licensed dealer and importer.