Cimarron Firearms 1892 Carbine Features The Cimarron Firearms 1892 Carbine is manufactured on the same John Browning patents from 1884 that cover the earlier and larger Model 1886 rifle and it was introduced by Winchester to replace the aging Model 1873 in calibers already proven in that earlier gun. The lever action design cycles smoothly through both .357 Mag and .38 Spl loads giving shooters flexibility in ammunition choice for practice or competition. A 1:16 inch twist rate stabilizes typical pistol caliber loads through the 20 inch octagon barrel and the fixed front and rear sights keep the setup simple and authentic to the original pattern. At 5.8 lbs the rifle carries easily through a full day at a cowboy action match or on a hunt for smaller game. The color case hardened receiver is paired with a Walnut stock giving the carbine the traditional two-tone look that made the original Winchester lever guns iconic while the barrel itself carries a deep blued finish for corrosion resistance. Furniture is finished to complement the case hardened metal and the overall 47.65 inch length keeps the carbine well balanced for fast follow-up shots from horseback or standing. Right-hand configuration and a 10 round tubular magazine round out a rifle built for reliability over flash. For collectors and competitive shooters who want a period-correct saddle ring carbine the Cimarron Firearms 1892 Carbine delivers Winchester heritage in a rifle ready for the range or the arena. Cimarron Firearms 1892 Carbine Specifications Brand: Cimarron Firearms Model: 1892 Carbine Caliber: .357 Mag / .38 Spl Action: Lever Capacity: 10+1 Barrel Length: 20 Barrel Description: Octagon Barrel Finish: Blued Twist: 1:16 Receiver Finish: Color Case Hardened Stock Finish: Walnut Stock Material: Wood Front Sight: Fixed Rear Sight: Fixed Overall Length: 47.65 Weight: 5.80 lbs Hand: Right Hand Available At: GrabAGun