2016 marks the 150th anniversary of Winchester and the company is pulling out all of the stops to celebrate. The booths for Winchester Repeating Arms and Winchester Ammunition are filled with historic displays, commemorative product, and modern reproductions of some of the most famous firearms in history. Attendees can sign up for a chance to win an anniversary rifle, and it’s a beauty. Also on display is the Model 1873 that was discovered leaning against a tree in Great Basin National Park. It’s on loan from the National Park Service.

Winchester Model 1873 built in 1882 and found leaning against a tree in Great Basin National Park in 2014.

Winchester Model 1873 found in Great Basin National Park in 2014.

Another historic gun on display is a Model 1866 “Yellow Boy”. This particular rifle was manufactured in 1871.

The receiver that gives the Model 1866 its “Yellow Boy” nickname

Winchester Model 1866 built in 1871.

Reproductions of many of Winchester’s iconic firearms are available:

Reproduction Model 1873 Short Rifles. “The Gun that Won the West.”

Newly available reproduction Model 1873 Sporter Octagon rifles.

Reproduction Model 1892 Short Rifle (top) and Large Loop Carbine. These are pistol caliber rifles.