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Model 1876 Centennial 45-60 Winchester 28" Straight Grip Standard Blue
Item: CA2500  Temporarily Unavailable - Back-Orders OK
 		| Manufacturer: Uberti Imported by Cimarron Firearms
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The Cimarron imported Uberti made for hunting and Cowboy Action Shooting Model 1876.  In 1876, the Winchester Repeating Arms Company introduced the Model 1876 at the Philadelphia Centennial, celebrating the anniversary of the Declaration of Independence from British rule. The 1876 was chambered in much more powerful hunting cartridges than the 1873 model. Those living on the frontier welcomed it, for this was where grizzlies frequently dined on settlers and large plains game required long range shooting to place meat on the table. The Model 1876 was the first big game repeater and would become the favorite hunting rifle of one of the greatest of all American outdoorsmen, Theodore Roosevelt. The Cimarron imported Uberti 1876 is the first made since this model was discontinued in 1898.

Use item #MAR995010 for tang sight screws.
Manufacturer: Uberti Imported by Cimarron Firearms
Shipping Weight: 18 lbs
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Reviewed By: Olive P.
Review Date: 8/18/2012
Comments: The Winchester 1876 reproduced by Uberti is a great reproduction. This rifle can be reloaded by using cut down 45/70 brass. For reloading instructions there are many sources. I use lyman 49 edition for my reloads. Buffalo Arms also factory loads this roun...
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Reviewed By: Marshall N.
Review Date: 6/29/2011
Comments: Great rifle.
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