Winchester Model 92 .357 Magnum Range 2

Published on April 15, 2018
Duration: 11:37

This video showcases a vintage Winchester Model 92 rifle, expertly re-bored to fire .357 Magnum ammunition. Hickok45 demonstrates its performance on various steel targets, highlighting the smooth lever action and the practical advantage of the side loading gate for quick reloads. The discussion touches upon the rifle's historical significance, manufactured in 1917, and its iconic status.

Quick Summary

The Winchester Model 92 in the video has been re-bored to fire .357 Magnum ammunition. It has a magazine capacity of 11 rounds and was tested using Federal 180 grain Jacketed Hollow Point .357 Magnum rounds, proving effective on steel targets.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction: Winchester Model 92 .357 Magnum
  2. 01:30Initial Range Testing & Accuracy
  3. 04:09Lever Action Loading Gate Demonstration
  4. 05:01Extended Shooting & Reactive Targets
  5. 09:13Historical Context & Iconic Status

Frequently Asked Questions

What caliber is the Winchester Model 92 featured in the video?

The Winchester Model 92 in the video has been re-bored to fire .357 Magnum ammunition. It was likely originally chambered in .32-20.

What is the magazine capacity of this Winchester Model 92?

The Winchester Model 92 rifle shown in the video has a magazine capacity of 11 rounds.

What type of ammunition was used for the range test?

The ammunition used was Federal 180 grain Jacketed Hollow Point .357 Magnum, noted as suitable for steel targets and hunting.

What historical significance does the Winchester Model 92 hold?

Manufactured in 1917, the Winchester Model 92 is an iconic lever-action rifle, particularly famous for its prominent role in Western movies.

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