The Cimarron 1866 Yellowboy Carbine With Saddle Ring .38 Special is a 19-inch round-barrel carbine with a saddle ring (part no. CA220AS1). It has the brass frame that gave the Winchester 1866 its Yellow Boy name, and the .38 Special chambering shares its cartridge with many revolvers. The slab-sided 1866 design carries well in a saddle scabbard, and the saddle ring on this carbine suits that role. It is an easy rifle to handle and a natural for cowboy action. It is offered by Cimarron Firearms.

Key Specifications

• Chambering is .38 Special.
• The action is a lever-action, the first true cowboy lever-action design.
• Barrel length is 19 inches with a round profile.
• Magazine capacity is 10 rounds.
• The brass frame gives the Yellowboy its name.
• The carbine has a saddle ring, a traditional attachment point for a carbine in a saddle scabbard.
• The loading gate is on the side of the frame, the design that made the ’66 an improvement over the Henry.
• The rifle has a wood forearm, an addition over the original Henry.

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is this carbine? It is chambered in .38 Special.

Does it have a saddle ring? Yes, this carbine has a saddle ring, and it has a 19-inch round barrel.

What is the capacity? It holds 10 rounds.

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The saddle ring carbine is the Yellowboy made for the saddle, in a cartridge that is easy to find. Order it from our Lubbock, Texas gun shop for fast, insured shipping to your FFL, and browse our lever-action rifles too.