Cimarron 1892 Carbine 20" .357 Mag Lever-Action Rifle - AS622
- Capacity-Rounds:
- 10
- Caliber-Gauge:
- 357 Magnum
- Hand:
- Right Hand
- Barrel Length:
- 20"
- Barrel Length Range:
- 20" to 21.99"
- OAL:
- 47.65"
- Weight:
- 5.80 lbs
- Action:
- Lever
- Receiver Material:
- Steel
- Stock Finish Group:
- Brown
- Twist:
- 1:16"
- Weight Range:
- 5 lbs to 5.99 lbs
- Barrel Description:
- Octagon
The Cimarron 1892 Carbine is a modern reproduction lever-action rifle built on John Browning's time-tested 1892 design, chambered in .357 Magnum with a 20-inch barrel. This is a true working carbine—compact enough for horseback, truck, or brush hunting, yet built on a platform that's proven itself for over a century. The 1892 action represents a refinement of Browning's earlier designs, offering smooth, reliable feeding and a fast rate of fire that made lever guns the standard for American hunters and ranchers. In .357 Mag, you get a caliber equally at home in a handgun and rifle, making it practical for hunters who want commonality in their gear, or shooters who value terminal performance on medium game without excessive recoil.
Cimarron Firearms specializes in accurate, shootable reproductions of classic American rifles—not safe queens or safe queens, but guns meant to be carried and used. The 1892 Carbine sits in that sweet spot between the faster-handling, lower-recoil .357 and the raw power of larger rifle calibers. The 20-inch barrel keeps it nimble in the field while maintaining velocity and sight radius. Whether you're a lever-gun enthusiast, a cowboy action shooter, or a hunter looking for a rifle that handles like a classic but runs like modern quality, the Cimarron 1892 delivers authentic ergonomics and dependable function.
This is a rifle that rewards good shooting technique and respects tradition without apology. If you appreciate the mechanical simplicity, balance, and speed of a lever action—and the cultural legacy behind it—this is the real deal.
Key Features
- 20-inch barrel for balance of maneuverability and sight radius
- Lever-action mechanism based on John Browning's 1892 patent design
- .357 Magnum chambering for compatibility with handgun ammunition
- Classic American rifle ergonomics and handling characteristics
- Built to shoot, not display
Specifications
| Brand | Cimarron Firearms Co |
| Model | 1892 Carbine |
| Model Code | AS622 |
| Caliber | .357 Magnum |
| Barrel Length | 20 inches |
| Action Type | Lever-action |
| Design Origin | John Browning 1892 patent |
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use .357 Magnum handgun ammo in this rifle?
Yes. The Cimarron 1892 Carbine is chambered in .357 Magnum, so it will fire .357 Mag ammunition, giving you the flexibility to use the same rounds in compatible revolvers and pistols if you own them.
What is this rifle good for?
The 1892 Carbine in .357 Mag is suited for medium-game hunting, cowboy action shooting, ranching, and sport shooting. The 20-inch barrel and lever-action design make it fast-handling in brush or from horseback, and the .357 Mag round is effective on deer and similar-sized game at typical hunting ranges.
Is this a reproduction of the original Winchester 1892?
The Cimarron 1892 is a modern reproduction rifle built on John Browning's 1892 patent design—the same platform Winchester used. Cimarron manufactures these rifles as shootable, functional examples of the classic American lever gun, not historical replicas.
What makes a lever-action carbine different from a rifle?
A carbine is generally shorter and lighter than a full-length rifle, with a shorter barrel. The 20-inch barrel on this model gives it a more compact profile, making it easier to carry and maneuver in tight spaces, vehicles, or brush while sacrificing some velocity compared to longer barrels.
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