The Cimarron 1894 Carbine .30-30 Winchester is a 20-inch lever-action that reintroduces one of the most famous hunting rifles ever built (part no. CA2905B01). Cimarron describes the 1894 as John Browning’s patented design and the first American-made repeating rifle to chamber smokeless-powder rounds. This version wears a color case hardened frame, which gives the carbine the look of an original instead of a modern utility gun. The short barrel keeps it quick to carry in brush and timber, so it suits the deer woods, a truck rack or a collector’s safe equally well. It comes from Cimarron Firearms, a maker built around authentic Old West reproductions.

Key Specifications

• Chambering is .30-30 Winchester, the classic deer cartridge long paired with this rifle design.
• The action is a lever-action, the cycling method Browning’s 1894 design made famous.
• Barrel length is 20 inches, a carbine length that stays handy in thick cover.
• The frame is color case hardened, a traditional finish that sets it apart from a plain blued receiver.
• Magazine capacity is 5 rounds, a practical count for a hunting season.
• The design reproduces John Browning’s 1894 patent, the first American repeating rifle to chamber smokeless-powder rounds.

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Cimarron 1894 Carbine? It is chambered in .30-30 Winchester and has a 20-inch barrel.

What finish does the frame have? The frame is color case hardened, as Cimarron’s listing for this carbine states.

What is the 1894 design known for? Cimarron notes that John Browning’s 1894 was the first American-made repeating rifle to chamber smokeless-powder rounds.

Buy the Cimarron 1894 Carbine .30-30 Winchester, 20-Inch, Color Case Hardened Frame

Few lever guns carry as much history into the field as an 1894 in .30-30, and the case hardened frame makes this carbine stand out on the rack. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL, and browse more lever-action rifles while you are here.