Cimarron 1892 Trapper | .357 Mag/.38 Spl | 16 in

The Cimarron Model 1892 Trapper is a compact lever-action rifle built on John Browning’s 1884 patents and modeled on the Winchester 1892 platform. It is chambered for both .357 Magnum and .38 Special and fitted with a 16-inch round barrel, offering a short, well-balanced package with traditional styling. The case-colored/blued metal and walnut stock present a classic appearance while the factory iron sights provide immediate utility. For a practical optic under $1,000 that complements this rifle’s close- to mid-range capability, consider a low- to mid-power variable such as a 2-7x or 3-9x scope from a reputable manufacturer.

Typical applications for this rifle include cowboy action shooting and short-range hunting or field work where a compact, maneuverable lever gun is advantageous.

Product Specifications

• The manufacturer is Cimarron Firearms.
• The model is 1892 Trapper.
• The caliber is .357 Magnum / .38 Special.
• The action is a lever action.
• The barrel measures 16 inches.
• The overall length is 24 inches.
• The weight is 6 pounds.
• The magazine capacity is 8 rounds.
• The magazine is non-detachable and holds eight rounds.
• The metal finish is case colored/blued.
• The stock material is walnut.
• The rifle includes iron sights, a short buckhorn rear and a blade front.
• The rate of twist is 1:18.75.
• Other features include a crescent steel butt plate and case colored hardware.
• The UPC is 844234240487.

The 1892 Trapper’s compact footprint, eight-round capacity, and classic finish make it a straightforward choice for shooters who value traditional handling and quick presentation. Its balance and short barrel help in tight cover and event-based shooting where rapid shouldering and target acquisition matter. The walnut stock and case-colored/blued metal provide an authentic, period-correct aesthetic without sacrificing everyday usability.