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The Guns of Yellowstone

Every gun on the Duttons' Yellowstone ranch — Rip Wheeler's Blaser R8 hunting rifle, Kimber 1911, and Mossberg pump; John Dutton's Winchester 1894 lever-action and stainless Ruger Blackhawk; and Kayce's military carbines — each mapped to a current production model you can actually build. Researched from public sources; not affiliated with the series.

Ranch iron and frontier steel — the Dutton family's working guns.

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Quick answers

What rifle does Rip use in Yellowstone?
A Blaser R8 Black Edition — the straight-pull bolt rifle he pulls from above his cabin's door frame (S3E02). It's not a lever action: the ranch's lever guns are John Dutton's Winchester 1894 and the hands' Marlin 336.
What lever-action rifle does Rip use in Yellowstone?
None — that's a common mix-up. Rip runs a straight-pull Blaser R8 bolt-action, not a lever gun. The lever-actions on the ranch belong to John Dutton (a Winchester Model 1894 .30-30) and the hands (a Marlin 336).
What gun does John Dutton carry?
A stainless Ruger Blackhawk single-action in .357 Magnum — drawn in the series premiere — with a Winchester Model 1894 .30-30 as his saddle gun.
What pistol does Kayce Dutton use?
A Glock 17 through Season 3 — chosen over his Livestock Agents' standard-issue Kimber 1911s — then a two-tone Kimber 1911 in Seasons 4–5. His carbines are a custom AR pistol and, later, an HK416D.

Related: Dutton Ranch (2026) — Rip & Beth's new chapter · Marshals (CBS 2026) — Kayce's spinoff

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Loadout Match is an independent tool and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Yellowstone or their rights holders. Firearm identifications are editorial commentary researched from public sources (IMFDB — Yellowstone, The Mag Life — Guns of Yellowstone); all trademarks belong to their respective owners. We use no images or dialogue from the source, and the Build‑it links go to comparable current‑production firearms — not screen‑exact replicas.