Winchester Mod 66 Carbine Non-Functional Replica 1140G

Winchester Mod. 1866 Carbine – The Golden Lightning of the Wild West

As pioneers rode toward the untamed frontier, and America's destiny was being written in gunpowder and steel, an era-defining carbine emerged: the Winchester Model 1866 , known for its distinctive gold color as the "Yellow Boy." This non-working replica faithfully captures the design and spirit of the rifle that shaped the myth of the Old West .

The Birth of a Mechanical Legend

The Model 1866 was the first rifle produced under the Winchester name, and inherited the lever action of the Henry rifle, but with a fundamental improvement: the addition of a side-loading magazine and a closed receiver , which made it a more reliable and durable weapon for the rigors of the American West.

This rifle, with its distinctive gold finish and lever-action mechanism , could fire a single shot without immediate reloading, quickly becoming a favorite with explorers, settlers, bandits, and mounted troops. Its combat reliability and visual elegance elevated it to the status of an iconic symbol of the American rifle .

Main Features:

• Total length: 100 cm
• Approximate weight: 3 kg
• Materials: High-quality wood and metal
• Mobile lever action (non-functional)
• Non-functional replica – decorative only

The Weapon That Won the West

The Winchester 1866 was much more than a weapon: it was a traveling companion, a survival tool, and an instrument of territorial domination. Its silhouette shines in museums, in the hands of historical reenactors, and in films that keep the memory of the Old West alive.

With this replica in your collection, you're not just getting a piece of history, but a symbol of American advancement, courage, and legend . Ideal for collectors, themed settings, museums, or lovers of 19th-century weaponry history .

Available exclusively at Medieval Store .
Take with you the elegance and power of the rifle that paved the way for the conquest of the West.