Cimarron builds the 1892 Solid Saddle Ring Carbine as a .44 Remington Mag lever action with a 20-inch barrel, a tubular magazine holding 10+1, and walnut furniture: a one-piece stock and a matching forearm. Barrel and metal parts are blued while the frame is color case hardened. The sights are a blade in front and a buckhorn at the rear. It weighs 6.5 pounds and measures 36.5 inches overall.

The 1892 pattern is the slim, light lever gun of the cowboy-action and Western-collecting world, and the case-hardened frame gives each rifle its own coloring. For hunters, .44 Magnum is legal for deer in most states that allow centerfire rifles, and a 6.5-pound carbine with a 20-inch barrel is easy to carry all day on a stand or a walk. The saddle ring suits a scabbard, and the 10+1 tube gives plenty of rounds for a cowboy-action stage or a range afternoon. Check your state's rules before hunting.

Key features

• .44 Remington Mag lever action, 10+1 capacity
• 20-inch blued barrel, color case hardened frame
• One-piece walnut stock and walnut forearm
• Front blade and rear buckhorn sights
• Saddle ring, 6.5 pounds, 36.5 inches overall

The carbine ships to the FFL dealer you pick at checkout, where you complete Form 4473 and the background check before taking it home.