Distinguished by its high gloss blued steel receiver, lever, and forearm cap, accentuated with gold-enhanced engravings celebrating the 150th Anniversary

Equipped with a Grade V/VI Walnut straight grip stock, boasting a satin oil finish that offers a velvety-smooth tactile experience

Features a classic rifle-style forearm complete with a forearm cap, evoking the enduring aesthetic and sensation of the original model 1873

Showcases a 24 inches full octagon barrel, capturing the essence of traditional design

Enhanced shooting stability is achieved through the incorporation of a crescent buttplate, ensuring a secure hold from various shooting positions

Aiming precision is facilitated by the semi-buckhorn rear sight paired with the Marble Arms gold bead front sight, allowing for rapid target acquisition

Smooth loading is ensured with the inclusion of a steel loading gate

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The gun that won the west, the esteemed Winchester model 1873 embarked on its momentous journey 150 years ago. Following in the footsteps of its predecessor, the model 1866 yellow Boy, the 73 distinguished itself by exchanging the brass alloy receiver for iron, enhancing its strength. It introduced noteworthy enhancements, including a dust cover that shielded the loading and ejection port. Fittingly, Winchesters timing was impeccable, as the 73s debut aligned with the uncharted expansion into the wild expanse of the American West. This convergence fueled an unprecedented demand for these steadfast rifles. Over the ensuing decades, the model 1873 found its way into the hands of cowboys, Native Americans, ranchers, pioneers, farmers, lawkeepers and even outlaws. It was within their grasp that the legacy of the model 1873 took shape. Within the realm of Winchester repeating Arms, we possess a profound understanding of legends. Our repertoire is brimming with such tales. Nonetheless, only a select few can rival the aura, sensation and operation of the commemorative 150th anniversary octagon-barreled model 1873. This rifle serves as the epitome of lever-action mastery, boasting seamless functioning and a walnut stock elegantly juxtaposed with richly blued steel components adorned with gold-enhanced engravings. Should you entertain the notion of claiming one-of these exquisitely crafted, historic rifles for yourself, procrastination is ill-advised. Quantities are restricted and production is bound by limits.

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