WINCHESTER 1892 CARBINE 357 MAG

• Make: Winchester

• Model: Model 1892 Carbine

• Caliber: .357 Magnum

• Type: Lever-Action Rifle

• Action: Lever Action with dual locking lugs

• Finish: Gloss Blued

• Barrel Length: 20"

• Weight: Approximately 6.0 lbs

• Capacity: 10 rounds (tube magazine)

• Sights: Front brass bead sight, rear adjustable buckhorn sight

• Safety Features: Manual tang safety

• Material: Walnut stock with steel barrel and receiver

Unique Features:

• Compact 20" barrel makes it a handy, fast-handling carbine

• Strong action suitable for modern high-pressure revolver cartridges

• Traditional lever-action design with classic walnut furniture

• Tube-fed magazine with side loading gate

• Open-top receiver, consistent with historical design

• Crescent steel buttplate and classic saddle ring (optional on some models)

 Usage and Applications:

Recommended Use:

• Cowboy Action Shooting

• Recreational Plinking

• Light Hunting (small to medium game)

• Historical or Collectible Firearm Use

• Ranch or Utility Rifle

Performance Characteristics:

• Reliable feeding with various .357 Magnum and .38 Special loads

• Moderate recoil and muzzle blast make it suitable for all experience levels

• Good accuracy out to medium ranges (50–100 yards)

• Smooth lever action and balanced ergonomics for rapid follow-up shots

Safety Information:

• Treat All Guns as Loaded: Always handle as if loaded to prevent accidents.

• Point the Muzzle Safely: Never aim at anything you do not intend to shoot.

• Finger Off the Trigger: Keep it outside the guard until ready to fire.

• Know Your Target and Beyond: Ensure a clear and safe backstop.

• Use Correct Ammunition: Only use .357 Magnum or .38 Special, as specified.

• Store Guns Safely: Use locks or safes to prevent unauthorized access.

 Historical and Cultural Context:

• Originally designed by John Browning and introduced in 1892

• Known for strength and compactness over earlier Winchester models

• Widely used in the late 19th and early 20th century for hunting and defense

• Frequently seen in Western films and reenactments

• Modern versions continue the legacy with updated materials and calibers

• Market Demand: Steady demand among lever-action enthusiasts, cowboy action shooters, and collectors