Winchester 1876 Carbine North West Mounted Police Model made exclusively for Cimarron by A. Uberti using an original from the Cimarron collection. The Winchester Centennial Model 1876 Carbine is distinguishable by the full wood forearm and short 22 inch barrel. In 1878 these carbines were issued by Winchester to the North West Mounted Police in Canada, the forerunner to the current Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The '76 Carbine became famous when some N.W.M.P. units credited their new carbines with much of their success in suppressing the Northwest Rebellion of 1885 by the Cree Tribe and the "Metis" at such famous battles as Cut Knife Hill and Fort Pitt.

Firearm Specs-45-75 caliber, 22" round barrel, all standard blued finish, walnut wood stock. Comes with saddle ring and an eight shot tubular magazine. Firearm weight approx. 9 lbs.