The bronze frame and the low power of the original .44 Henry rimfire cartridge limited the 1866 rifle's versatility. In 1873, continuing the process of improving the lever action design, Winchester introduced a new steel-framed rifle firing the more potent .44/40 center fire cartridge. The Model 1873 firmly established the lever action as an American standard—the weapon that truly "Won the West." Uberti offers several variances: the Carbine with 19" barrel; the 20" barrel Short Rifle; the Sporting Rifle with 24-1/4" barrel (specify round or half-octagon); and the Special Sporting Rifle, with select walnut pistol-grip stock. Available in .357, .44/40 and .45 Colt.

Caliber: .357 Mag., .44/40, .45 Colt 
Barrel Length: 19" Round 
Total Length: 38.0" 
Weight: 7.4 lbs. 
Capacity: 10+1 
Stock/Forend: Walnut 
Finish: Frame - Blued
Barrel - Blued
Buttplate - Blued
Lever - Case-hardened