Description
The Cimarron 1866 Yellowboy in .38 Special is a beautifully styled lever-action rifle that captures one of the most iconic designs of the frontier era. Known for its distinctive brass-framed appearance, the 1866 “Yellowboy” remains a favorite among collectors and traditional lever-gun enthusiasts who appreciate classic craftsmanship and historic character.
Chambered in .38 Special, this rifle offers a light-recoiling, enjoyable shooting experience in a timeless lever-action platform. The 20-inch octagon barrel adds traditional balance and a classic profile, making it well-suited for steady range work and authentic Old West-style handling.
This model features a striking combination of brass and blued finishes, paired with a rich walnut stock that completes its heritage-inspired look. Whether you’re building a historical firearm collection or simply want a lever-action rifle with unmistakable style, the Cimarron 1866 Yellowboy delivers both performance and authenticity.
Use Cases & Applications
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Recreational range shooting with a classic lever-action rifle
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Collectors seeking authentic Yellowboy styling
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Cowboy-action and Old West enthusiasts
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Pistol-caliber rifle shooting with .38 Special chambering
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Shooters wanting low recoil in a traditional platform
Key Benefits
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Chambered in .38 Special for light recoil and enjoyable shooting
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20-inch octagon barrel provides classic balance and steady handling
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Brass and blued finish delivers iconic Yellowboy appearance
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Walnut stock adds traditional craftsmanship and comfort
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Lever-action cycling offers smooth operation and fast follow-up shots
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Historic 1866 design ideal for enthusiasts and collectors
Technical Details (As Provided)
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Manufacturer: Cimarron
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Model: 1866 Yellowboy
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Chambering: .38 Special (.38SP)
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Barrel Length: 20 inches
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Barrel Type: Octagon
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Finish: Brass / Blued
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Stock: Walnut
FFL Notice
This item is a firearm and must ship to a licensed FFL dealer for transfer in accordance with applicable laws.





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