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There is a reason the 1892 never really went out of style. John Browning's slick little lever gun was a favorite back when the West was still wild, and Chiappa builds this reproduction the way it deserves: metal parts machined on modern CNC equipment, walnut stocks hand finished for a tight wood to metal fit, and no plastic anywhere in sight. This Trapper version trims the barrel down to 16 inches, which brings overall length to a hair over 40 inches and weight to right around 6 pounds. That makes it one of the handiest carbines you can sling into a truck, a saddle scabbard, or thick brush.
The finish work is where this rifle earns its keep. The receiver, lever, barrel bands, and steel buttplate all wear a color case hardened finish that plays off the gloss blued round barrel, and the hand oiled walnut stock and forend tie the whole package together. A saddle ring on the receiver keeps the period look intact. Sights are a fixed front blade paired with a dovetailed buckhorn rear that adjusts for windage and elevation, so getting it dialed for your preferred load is straightforward. Purists will appreciate that there is no tang or bolt mounted safety cluttering things up. It runs the traditional half cock hammer, just like the originals, and Chiappa machines the components to be interchangeable with original Winchester parts.
Out of a 16 inch barrel with a 1:19 twist, .357 Magnum picks up a serious velocity bump over any revolver, which turns this into a legitimate short range deer and hog rifle and a great choice for defending the homestead. The tubular magazine holds 8 rounds, giving you 8+1 on tap. When you just want a relaxed afternoon of plinking, milder .38 Special loads run through it with almost no recoil, and pairing it with a .357 revolver gives you that classic one cartridge setup that has worked for well over a century. Compact, quick to the shoulder, and built with real steel and walnut, this Trapper is the kind of rifle that gets passed down.
Model 920.335 ships chambered in .357 Magnum with a 16 inch blued barrel, color case hardened receiver, adjustable buckhorn rear sight, and hand oiled walnut furniture.
Yes. Like most .357 Magnum lever guns, this one happily runs .38 Special, which makes for cheap, soft shooting range days. Just note that some lever actions can be picky about very short or oddly shaped bullet profiles, so it is worth testing a few loads to find what feeds smoothest in your rifle.
No tang or crossbolt safety here, and a lot of buyers pick this rifle for exactly that reason. It uses the traditional half cock hammer position like the original 1892 design. That keeps the lines clean and the manual of arms period correct.
It is very faithful to the John Browning design. Chiappa machines the components on modern CNC equipment and they are built to interchange with original Winchester 1892 parts. You get the classic action with the consistency of current manufacturing methods.
Within reasonable ranges, yes. The 16 inch barrel adds a healthy velocity boost over a revolver, and with a good heavy bullet load the .357 Magnum is a proven performer on deer and hogs at woods distances. The short, 6 pound package also makes it a favorite for still hunting in thick cover.
| UPC | 8053670710542 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 920.335 |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | RIFLE |
| Barrel Length | 16" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .357 Magnum |
| Capacity | 8 |
| Color | BI-TONE |
| Length | 47.9000 |
| Package Height | 2.5 |
| Package Width | 9.5 |
| Product Type | Rifle |
| Shipping Weight | 7.95 |
| Sights | Short Buckhorn |
| Sights Type | Adjustable Sights |
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