The Winchester Model 1892, which was developed by John Browning, stands out as an architectural masterpiece among all the rifles made during a time known as "the Winning of the West." Light, snappy, and to the point, organic—basically excellent. The '92 has emerged as the pistol caliber rifle that is most useful for contemporary Cowboy Action shooting. Fill your hands up, you. Many of the most well-known on-screen cowboys made the Model 92 into a movie star for three-quarters of a century. When you watched The Rifleman with Chuck Connors or a movie starring John Wayne, you realized that the gun they were using wasn't just set decoration. In the past, Annie Oakley and Buffalo Bill performed all over the world while firing their unique smoothbore, in 1892. Today, not many firearm models can claim to have manufactured more than one million units. One of these well-known lever-action rifles is the Winchester Model 1892, which is built quite similarly to the Winchester Model 1886. It has the same dual, vertical locking system for outstanding strength as the renowned 1886 and resembles a small or carbine version of that gun. Here is where this vintage rifle excels because many of its components have been reduced in size and made simpler to handle the smaller calibers. The Model 92 is known for its low recoil, lightweight, responsive, user-friendly handling. It exhibits design brilliance, making it a gem of the modern era. The Winchester Model 1892 is distinguished by its exquisitely crafted walnut stock, blued barrel, and precisely fitted receiver. Winchester Repeating Arms releases different models and variations of the Model 1892 every year.