Where it all began...

The 1866 was the first rifle to bear the name Winchester. It was a worthy heir to the famous Henry 1860—the first truly successful repeating rifle. In addition to its distinctive brass-colored frame, the Yellow Boy featured a number of improvements over the Henry, including a patented cartridge loading gate system and the convenient wooden forend.

The unique brass receiver would give way to sturdier steel beginning with the 1873. But the Yellow Boy remains as a handsome, distinctive reminder of another age and a centerpiece of any gun collection.

45 Colt—NOW AVAILABLE.
38-357 —NOW AVAILABLE.
44-40—Expected release Early 2008.
38-40—Expected release Early 2008.

MODEL NO.	DESCRIPTION
RF664500240	45 Colt Octagonal 24" Barrel
RF664500200	45 Colt Octagonal 20" Barrel
RC664500190	45 Colt Round 19" Barrel Carbine
RF663800240	38-357 Special Octagonal 24" Barrel
RF663800200	38-357 Special Octagonal 20" Barrel
RC663800190	38-357 Special Round 19" Barrel Carbine
RF664440240	44-40 Octagonal 24" Barrel
RF664440200	44-40 Octagonal 20" Barrel
RC664440190	44-40 Round 19" Barrel Carbine
RF663840240	38-40 Octagonal 24" Barrel
RF663840200	38-40 Octagonal 20" Barrel
RC663840190	38-40 Round 19" Barrel Carbine

 

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