Although the 1873 Winchester is often called “the gun that won the West,” no one can deny that it was the 1892 Model that became “the gun that won the Western.” For generations, moviemakers relied on the classic lines and smooth action of the ’92 Winchester to depict the archetypical saddle rifle of the Old West. This model has probably seen more use in Westerns than any other rifle that is remotely associated with the American frontier. Much to the chagrin of Western and firearms s
April 2005
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Western Books & Movies
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- Has the Lost Dutchman Mine Been Found?
- On Her Own
- “Giddy Up” Gals Getaway
- “I Hold for No One!” Road Agents Attempt to Rob Kinnear’s Stage Near Contention
- No Bull(s)
- On the Trail of Laura Ingalls Wilder
- Boots and Saddles
- A Western Jubilee: Songs and Stories of The American West
- Welcome to Woody Creek
- The ’92 Reel West Winchester
- Pathfinder to Nevada History
- Divide and Conquer
- Stronger Proof
- Reflections
- Slant 6 Cowboys
- I’m Torn
- Molly Venter