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John Browning's Model 1892 earned its reputation as one of the smoothest, fastest lever guns ever built, and this Large Loop Carbine carries that legacy forward in .357 Magnum. The action runs slick and quick, cycling a full magazine of eleven rounds with the kind of reliability that made the '92 a favorite from the ranching days of the old West right through modern Cowboy Action matches. At right around six pounds with a 20-inch barrel, it balances beautifully and comes up to the shoulder like it was built for you.
The oversized loop lever is the headliner here, and it's more than a nod to the Duke and The Rifleman. That bigger loop gives you room to work the action with gloved hands in cold weather, and it makes for quick, positive cycling in the field. Underneath the classic looks you get modern touches like a rebounding hammer, a top tang safety, a steel loading gate, radiused lever edges, and a bolt relief cut to cut down on hammer drag. It all adds up to a rifle that feels old-school in the hand but runs clean and dependable.
The 20-inch button-rifled barrel wears a recessed crown to protect the rifling and help accuracy, and it feeds through a full-length tube magazine. Sighting is handled by a Marble Arms brass bead up front and an adjustable rear, so you can get your point of impact dialed for your favorite load. Fired from a carbine, the .357 Magnum really wakes up, pushing velocities and energy well past what the same cartridge does from a revolver. Recoil stays mild and manageable, which makes this a great rifle for newer folks learning the lever gun and plenty of fun for seasoned hands.
Grade I black walnut furniture with a satin finish and a brushed polish blued receiver and barrel round out a carbine that looks as good on the wall as it shoots on the range.
This carbine is chambered and set up specifically for .357 Magnum, and Winchester markets it as a .357-only gun rather than a dual .38/.357. Some owners do run .38 Special through 92-style actions, but the shorter case can cause feeding hiccups and lead buildup in the chamber mouth if you shoot a lot of it. For the most reliable cycling and the best performance out of that 20-inch barrel, stick with .357 Magnum loads.
Absolutely, and it's one of the best reasons to own this rifle. The longer barrel gives powder more time to burn, so factory .357 loads can run noticeably faster than they do from a revolver, adding real velocity and energy. It turns a solid handgun round into a genuinely capable carbine cartridge for the range and close-range hunting.
The oversized loop is famous from Western films and The Rifleman TV show, but it's functional too. The extra room lets you cycle the action while wearing gloves, which is handy in cold weather or rough country. It also makes for fast, positive lever throws, and it just looks great doing it.
Recoil is mild and easy to handle thanks to the pistol-caliber chambering and the rifle's weight. That makes it an excellent choice for introducing someone to lever guns or for long, comfortable range sessions. Seasoned shooters appreciate how quickly they can get back on target between rounds.
| UPC | 048702121135 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 534190137 |
| Action | |
| ATF Type | RIFLE |
| Barrel Finish | Brushed Polish Blued |
| Barrel Length | 20" |
| Caliber/Gauge | .357 Magnum |
| Capacity | 10 |
| Color | BLUED |
| Length | 45.5500 |
| Model | |
| Package Height | 3.0 |
| Package Width | 8.0 |
| Product Type | Lever Action |
| Safety | Tang |
| Shipping Weight | 6.9 |
| Sights | Adjustable Rear Sight |
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