Firearms Chambered in 44 40 Winchester

The original 'Gun that Won the West', famous for its use during the American frontier period.

A faithful reproduction of the original Winchester 1873, often called 'The Gun that Won the West'.

The Henry 1860 is the original lever-action rifle designed by Benjamin Tyler Henry and manufactured by the New Haven Arms Company. It was the first practical repeating rifle using the revolutionary .44 Henry rimfire cartridge with a 16-round tubular magazine. The Henry rifle gave Union soldiers unprecedented firepower during the Civil War and became an icon of American firearms design.

The Winchester Model 1892 is a lever-action rifle designed by John Browning for Winchester. Built on a shorter, lighter action for pistol-caliber cartridges like .44-40. Over 1 million produced, it became an iconic firearm of the American West.

The Spencer 1860 is a repeating rifle designed by Christopher Miner Spencer that used a unique seven-round detachable tubular magazine loaded through the buttstock. It was the first successful military repeating rifle adopted by the United States and saw extensive service during the Civil War. The Spencer used a lever-action that operated a rotating block mechanism.