The Winchester Model 1892 is one of the firearms of the American West and has been one of the firearms most widely used in western movies and television series. It was stronger and sleeker than Winchester's earlier "pistol caliber" repeaters like the classic Model 1866s and Model 1873s. This carbine dates to 1918 and has a pinned blade front sight behind the front barrel band, two-line address and patent marking ahead of the notch and folding ladder rear sight, "44 W.C.F." at the breech, saddle ring on the left, three-line model and trademark on the upper tang, and smooth carbine stock and forearm.

Very fine displaying authentic use, retaining 75% original blue finish with a smooth brown-gray patina on the balance and some very scattered pitting. The wood is fine showing "working gun" character with a hairline crack at the tip of the forearm and dings and scratches. Mechanically excellent.