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There is a reason firearms historians keep calling the Model 1894 the ultimate lever action design. John Browning got it right the first time, and the .30-30 Winchester that joined the lineup in 1895 turned this rifle into the definitive American deer gun. Cimarron's 1894 Carbine brings that pairing back the way it was meant to look, with a deep blued 20-inch round barrel, a color case hardened receiver that shows off real swirling color, and smooth walnut furniture capped with a traditional crescent steel butt plate.
This is not a modernized lever gun with rails and rubber. Cimarron builds it to original specifications, so you get the classic blade front sight paired with a semi-buckhorn rear, a 5-round tubular magazine under the barrel, and a 1:10 twist that stabilizes the full range of .30-30 loads from 150 to 170 grain. At roughly 6.85 pounds and 38 inches overall, it carries the way a carbine should, quick to the shoulder and easy to thread through brush or hang on a saddle scabbard. Owners consistently praise the fit and finish on these, and the action runs smooth and tight right out of the box.
The .30-30 is still one of the most practical woods cartridges going. Ammo is on the shelf at just about every gun counter in the country, recoil is mild enough for newer hunters, and inside 200 yards it puts deer, hogs, and black bear down without drama. Whether you want a working rifle for the November woods, a companion piece for a single action revolver, or just a proper lever gun that looks like the ones your grandfather carried, this Cimarron checks the box.
The case colors on the receiver are the kind of detail that gets noticed at the range, and the walnut has a warm, traditional finish that pairs nicely with the blued steel. It is a rifle you will want to hand down, not just hunt with.
Cimarron Firearms imports this rifle, and like most of their catalog it is produced in Italy to Cimarron's specifications. Cimarron has built its reputation on faithful Old West reproductions, and this 1894 is made to original specs of the Browning-designed Winchester Model 1894.
It absolutely is. The .30-30 Winchester has taken more deer than just about any cartridge in American history, and it remains a solid choice inside 200 yards. The 20-inch barrel and roughly 6.85 pound weight make it a handy carry gun for stand hunting or still hunting thick timber.
This rifle is built as a traditional iron sight gun with a blade front and semi-buckhorn rear, and it does not come drilled for a scope base from the factory. Most buyers pick this model specifically for its authentic period-correct look. If optics are a must, a gunsmith can discuss mounting options, but the irons work well within the practical range of the .30-30.
The 1:10 twist barrel handles standard .30-30 loads from 150 to 170 grain without any fuss. Traditional flat nose or round nose bullets are the way to go since this rifle feeds from a tubular magazine. Stick to flat-tipped or purpose-built leverage ammo and you will be well served at the range and in the field.
| UPC | 814230101419 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | CA2905B01 |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | SPORTING RIFLE |
| Barrel Finish | Blued |
| Barrel Length | 20" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .30-30 Winchester |
| Capacity | 5 + 1 |
| Color | BLUED |
| Length | 46.6000 |
| Sights | Blade Front/Semi Buckhorn Rear |
| Units per Box | 1 |
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