The Cimarron 1892 Short Rifle in .357 Mag is a lever-action that bridges the gap between classic cowboy aesthetics and practical modern shooting. Built on the proven 1892 Winchester design, this 20-inch barreled rifle delivers the handling speed and pointability that made lever guns legendary in North America—now in a cartridge that works equally well for hunting medium game or running steel at the range. At 6.6 pounds with an overall length of 38 inches, it's compact enough for brush country or close-quarters hunting, yet capable enough to anchor deer and hogs cleanly to reasonable distances.

Cimarron built this rifle the traditional way: a case-hardened receiver paired with a blued round barrel and genuine walnut furniture in a straight-grip configuration. The buckhorn rear sight and blade front sight put you in charge of your own sight picture—no batteries, no complications. With a 10-round tube capacity, you'll have the ammunition on hand for follow-ups or a second animal. The blued buttplate and quality fit-and-finish mean this rifle will wear well in a saddle scabbard or truck rack over years of actual hunting.

The .357 Magnum chambering is the quiet star here: it shoots flatter and faster than traditional .38 Special, but recoil remains mild enough for fast follow-ups and accurate shooting from field positions. Handloaders appreciate the cartridge's versatility, and factory ammunition is widely available. Whether you're chasing whitetail in tight timber, working a predator stand, or just want a rifle that handles like a fine shotgun, the 1892 Short Rifle delivers genuine cowboy-grade reliability without the fussy modern features you don't need.

The Cimarron 1892 Short Rifle in .357 Mag is a lever-action that bridges the gap between classic cowboy aesthetics and practical modern shooting. Built on the proven 1892 Winchester design, this 20-inch barreled rifle delivers the handling speed and pointability that made lever guns legendary in North America—now in a cartridge that works equally well for hunting medium game or running steel at the range. At 6.6 pounds with an overall length of 38 inches, it's compact enough for brush country or close-quarters hunting, yet capable enough to anchor deer and hogs cleanly to reasonable distances.

Cimarron built this rifle the traditional way: a case-hardened receiver paired with a blued round barrel and genuine walnut furniture in a straight-grip configuration. The buckhorn rear sight and blade front sight put you in charge of your own sight picture—no batteries, no complications. With a 10-round tube capacity, you'll have the ammunition on hand for follow-ups or a second animal. The blued buttplate and quality fit-and-finish mean this rifle will wear well in a saddle scabbard or truck rack over years of actual hunting.

The .357 Magnum chambering is the quiet star here: it shoots flatter and faster than traditional .38 Special, but recoil remains mild enough for fast follow-ups and accurate shooting from field positions. Handloaders appreciate the cartridge's versatility, and factory ammunition is widely available. Whether you're chasing whitetail in tight timber, working a predator stand, or just want a rifle that handles like a fine shotgun, the 1892 Short Rifle delivers genuine cowboy-grade reliability without the fussy modern features you don't need.