This faithful Denix replica of the legendary Model 1873 “Yellow Boy” repeating rifle captures the essence of the American West. With its antique brass-finish receiver, working lever-action mechanism, and real wood stock, this non-firing replica is perfect for collectors, reenactors, and film or stage productions.
Key Features
Non-firing replica of the Winchester 1873 “Yellow Boy”
Antique brass-finish receiver with black barrel
Functional lever-action mechanism with operational trigger
Includes 3 dummy cartridges for realistic loading and ejection
Made of cast metal alloy and real hardwood
Cannot be modified to fire; safe for display and handling
Specifications
Overall Length: 39 inches (99 cm)
Barrel Length: 18 7/8 inches (48 cm)
Weight: Approximately 5 lbs 15 oz (2.7 kg)
Material: Zinc-alloy metal and hardwood
Finish: Brass receiver with blackened barrel and fittings
Action: Functional lever and trigger with dummy cartridge ejection
Historical Background
Originally introduced in 1873, the Winchester rifle became a staple of the American frontier. Known as “The Gun That Won the West,” its brass-framed predecessor earned the nickname “Yellow Boy.” This non-firing reproduction stays true to the spirit and appearance of the classic lever-action design that defined a generation of pioneers, outlaws, and lawmen.
