Cimarron 1894 CA2913 .30-30 Winchester Lever-Action Rifle, 26" Barrel
Cimarron Firearms Co
The Cimarron Firearms Co 1894 Trapper in 30-30 Winchester is a faithful recreation of one of America's most enduring lever-action hunting rifles. Built around John Browning's elegant 1894 patent, this rifle carries nearly 130 years of proven field performance—a design so refined that it remains the benchmark against which modern lever guns are measured. The 16.125-inch barrel strikes a balance between maneuverability in thick cover and velocity retention on open ground, making this Trapper configuration ideal for hunters who prize compact handling without sacrificing capability.
Chambered in 30-30 Winchester, you're carrying a cartridge that's dropped more North American game than any other rifle round. It's forgiving to reload, cheap to shoot, and remains legal in jurisdictions where magnum centerfire deer rifles aren't permitted. Whether you're hunting whitetail in eastern hardwoods, mule deer across semi-open country, or just want a rifle that handles like a dream, the 30-30's trajectory and energy deliver honest results inside 200 yards—which is where most hunting actually happens.
Cimarron has built its reputation on mechanical authenticity and attention to function over decoration. This Trapper respects the original design while meeting modern safety and reliability standards. For hunters who understand that simplicity, mechanical reliability, and a short, handy rifle beat gadgetry every time, this is the real deal.
| Manufacturer | Cimarron Firearms Co |
| Model | 1894 Trapper |
| Caliber | 30-30 Winchester |
| Barrel Length | 16.125 inches |
| Action Type | Lever-action |
The 30-30 is North America's most proven deer cartridge. It's legal and effective for whitetail, mule deer, and black bear at typical hunting ranges. Many states specifically allow 30-30 for deer where magnum calibers are restricted. Effective range is generally inside 200 yards.
The 16.125-inch Trapper barrel trades some velocity for compact handling—exactly why this configuration exists. In brush, timber, and from vehicles, the shorter length is a genuine advantage. At typical hunting ranges with the 30-30, velocity loss is minimal and well within ethical hunting distances.
Cimarron manufactures these rifles new; they are faithful reproductions based on the original 1894 design, not antique firearms. They meet modern manufacturing and safety standards while respecting the mechanical principles that made the original design legendary.
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