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WINCHESTER 1892 FUCILE CORTO 357 MAG LL 20" 10+1 RD
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4240 Freistadt, Austria
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ID: 10082806
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- Lingua originale
- Tedesco
- Marca
- Winchester
- Categoria
- Autorizzazione all'acquisto
- Obbligatorio - Cosa posso acquistare?
- Calibro
- .357Mag
- Condizione
- Nuovo
- Posizione
- 🇦🇹 4240 Freistadt, Austria
- Disponibilità
- disponibilità limitata
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- Shootingstore
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- circa 12 ore fa
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2017 marks the 125th year of the Model 1892. Of all the rifles produced in an era often called "the Winning of the West" the John Browning-designed Winchester Model 1892 stands out as an engineering masterpiece. Light, fast, ultra quick to the point, natural . . . . essentially perfect. Of all the pistol caliber rifles of the day, none have become more viable in modern Cowboy Action shooting than the '92. It's a good year to get your hands on some history.
The favorite of the Duke and just about everbody. "Fill your hands you . . . " The Model 92 was elevated to the status of movie star for three quarters of a Century by many of the most famous on-screen cowboys. When you saw a movie with John Wayne, or watched The Rifleman with Chuck Connors you knew that the rifle they used was more than a screen prop. Going back in time, Annie Oakley performed across the world with Buffalo Bill shooting her special smoothbore 1892.
Over a million. Not many firearm models today can boast of having had over one million produced. The Winchester Model 1892, very similar in construction to the Winchester Model 1886, is one of these famous lever-action rifles.
Compact, light and fast. It is much like a compact or carbine model of the famous 1886 and has the same dual, vertical locking system for impressive strength. Many of its components have been scaled down and simplified to handle the smaller calibers, and here is where this nostalgic rifle shines.
What makes it the ultimate lever action? The Model 92 is famous for its light weight, low recoil and responsive, easy handling. It displays a genius of design that makes it a modern-day treasure. The Winchester Model 1892 features a beautifully finished walnut stock, blued barrel and receiver, finely fit with precision and pride.
How to find the model you want. From year to year Winchester Repeating Arms introduces new models and versions of the Model 1892. Your dealer may have both the current model of the year and other previous year models in his or her inventory. An internet search is a key tool when locating these special rifles which are commonly made in very limited manufacturing runs.
Compact, fast and sweet to shoot. Lever-action Model 1892 rifle with straight grip stock, forearm cap, crescent buttplate, and 20" barrel.
The perfect lever action of all time. It is considered by many as the smoothest, most compact, handiest and most beautiful lever action ever offered by Winchester. The Model 1892 (or "The 92" as most of us call it) was Winchester's follow-up to the amazing Model 1886. The 86 was designed for large hunting/military calibers of the 1800s, like 45-70. Soon after it's development, the call went out for a new (but more compact) lever rifle suitable for pistol calibers. Soon John Moses Browning produced the Model 1892 prototype for Winchester -- and the rest is history.
"Classic" does not fully do it justice. This Model 92 Short Rifle is in a classic round barrel configuration in two excellent calibers -- the 357 is suitable for hunting and Cowboy Action duties, while the 44 Rem. Mag. makes its mark as a great caliber for hunting in brushy conditions with fast moving game. Attention to detail is something you will notice like the one-piece steel crescent buttplate just like the originals, and a Marbles gold bead front sight that adds a dose of traditional class. This rifle features a convenient rear tang safety -- but don't despair, companies (like Marble's) offers one made to fit should you desire to add a tang sight later.
These special rifles are produced in limited quantities as usual. But the good news is . . . they are being produced for you!
Receiver – Steel; Gloss blued
Barrel – Round 20"; Gloss blued
Action – Lever; Tubular magazine
Stock – Oil finish; Grade I walnut; Straight grip; Crescent buttplate; Short forearm
Features – Marble’s® gold bead front sight, Buckhorn style rear sight; Tang safety
Caliber
357 Mag
Barrel Length
20"
Overall Length
37 1/2"
Length of Pull
12 3/4"
Drop at Comb
1 1/8"
Drop at Heel
1 3/4"
Weight
6 lbs 0 oz
Magazine Capacity
10
Twist Rate
18 3/4"
Barrel Finish
Brushed Polish
Stock Finish
Satin
Wood Grade
Grade I
Receiver Finish
Brushed Polish
Chamber Finish
Polished
Barrel Material
Steel
Barrel Contour
Sporter
Stock Material
Black Walnut
Recoil Pad
Crescent Metal
Pistol Grip Cap
None
Checkering
None
Sling Swivel Studs
None
Receiver Material
Steel
Trigger Finish
Brushed Polish
Magazine Type
Full-Length Tube
Trigger Material
Steel
Trigger Guard Material
Steel
Trigger Guard Engraving
None
Drilled and Tapped for Scope
No
