Winchester Carbine

The Winchester Model 1866, known as the “Yellow Boy” for its brass frame, was a pioneering lever-action repeating rifle that featured a wooden forestock and a side loading gate, enhancing its reliability and ease of reloading. This model became an iconic symbol of the American West, widely used during the era for its effective 15-round magazine capacity and versatility in various forms, including carbine, rifle, and musket.