Cimarron 1876 NWMP Carbine

Cimarron Firearms · Carbine · In Production

Also known as: Cimarron NWMP Carbine, 1876 N.W.M.P. Carbine, Cimarron Model 1876 Northwest Mounted Police Carbine

Overview

The Cimarron 1876 NWMP Carbine is a modern reproduction carbine that recreates the Winchester Model 1876 lever-action carbine issued to the Canadian North-West Mounted Police. Built for Cimarron Firearms by A. Uberti of Italy, it chambers the powerful .45-75 Winchester (and .45-60 Winchester) black-powder cartridge, feeds from an eight-round tubular magazine, and carries a 22-inch round barrel, saddle ring, full-length walnut forend, tangent rear sight, and the historic NWMP stamping in the stock.

Specifications

Weight (empty)4082 g (144.0 oz)
Overall Length1168 mm (45.98")
Barrel Length559 mm (22.01")
Action TypeLever Action
Firing MechanismHammer Fired
Trigger TypeSingle Stage
Magazine Capacity8 rounds
Magazine TypeTube
Muzzle Velocity421 m/s (1381 fps)
Muzzle Energy2013 J (1485 ft·lbf)
Effective Range200 m (219 yd)
Maximum Range823 m (900 yd)
Barrel RiflingRight Hand
Frame MaterialSteel
Barrel MaterialSteel
Stock MaterialWalnut
FinishBlued

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Production

Production years: reproduction, current production

Reproduction of the original Winchester Model 1876 carbines used by the NWMP from 1878 to 1914

Origin

Country of origin: United States

Designer: Winchester Repeating Arms Company

Notes

Faithful reproduction of the 1878-pattern North-West Mounted Police carbine. Also offered in .45-60 Winchester. Manufactured exclusively for Cimarron by A. Uberti.

Background

The scarlet-clad riders of Canada's North-West Mounted Police carried the .45-75 Winchester Model 1876 carbine across the frontier from 1878 into the early twentieth century, and the original saddle-ring carbines saw service through the North-West Rebellion of 1885.