The Cimarron 1873 Texas Brush Popper is a specialized variant of the Model 1873 designed specifically for brush hunting and close-quarters use in dense vegetation. This rifle features a 20" octagonal barrel and is available in popular calibers including .357 Magnum/.38 Special, .44-40 Winchester, .44 Magnum, and .45 Colt. The rifle features a case-hardened receiver and blued barrel, with a distinctive straight-grip walnut stock and forearm. Magazine capacity varies by caliber (.357 Magnum: 10+1, .44-40: 9+1, .44 Magnum: 8+1, .45 Colt: 8+1). The rifle weighs approximately 7.5 to 8 pounds. Notable features include XS Sight Systems' ghost ring rear sight and post front sight for quick target acquisition in heavy brush, precision-tuned vertical locking bolts, side ejection port, and hammer-mounted firing pin. The rifle includes a distinctive short-stroke lever throw for faster cycling and the traditional loading gate on the receiver's right side. Additional features include the dust cover on the ejection port, classic crescent buttplate, and robust construction designed to handle rough field conditions. The Texas Brush Popper's combination of quick-acquisition sights, manageable length, and brush-ready features makes it particularly popular among hunters operating in dense cover and those seeking a purpose-built lever gun for challenging terrain.