Cimarron 1873 US Marshal Carbine 357 Mag 18.5″ 9+1

The Cimarron 1873 US Marshal Carbine 357 Mag 18.5″ 9+1 is a lever-action replica built by Uberti for Cimarron, reproducing the compact carbine carried by federal marshals in the late 19th-century Indian Territory. It pairs a 18.5-inch round barrel with a shortened walnut stock for faster handling on horseback or at the range, chambered in .357 Magnum with a 9+1 capacity.

Key Features

• 18.5-Inch Round Barrel — Keeps the carbine balanced and quick to shoulder, reducing muzzle rise in rapid fire while maintaining enough velocity for .357 Mag loads to 150 yards.
• 9+1 Tubular Magazine — Lets you load nine .38 Specials plus one in the chamber for extended strings without reloading, ideal for cowboy action or plinking.
• Blued Finish & Walnut Stock — Authentic period cosmetics that resist rust with basic care, and the walnut absorbs recoil better than synthetic stocks at this weight.
• Uberti Italian Manufacturing — Per Cimarron specs, the action is machined from forged steel with hand-fitted internals, giving smoother cycling than budget lever guns.

Who It’s For

This carbine fits cowboy action shooters who want a historically accurate 1873 pattern, long-range shooters who appreciate the .357 Mag’s flat trajectory out to 100 yards, and collectors seeking a US Marshal replica with modern reliability.

Pros & Cons

Pros: Authentic 1873 toggle-link action runs slick after break-in; .357 Mag gives you both power and cheap .38 Special practice; 18.5-inch barrel handles like a pistol in tight spaces.

Cons: The fixed rear sight is elevation-adjustable only — no windage adjustment without a smith. Also, the 9+1 capacity is lower than some lever guns like the Henry Big Boy (10+1).

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