Winchester .357 Mag Lever Action rifle for sale
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Winchester Guns 1873, Wgun 534228137 M1873 38/357 Cch Ob
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
Lever Action
Barrel Length:
24in
Caliber:
.357 Mag
Capacity:
13+1
Finish Per Color:
Walnut / Case Hardened
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Winchester 1873 Deluxe Sporting Color Case Hardened .357 Mag / .38 SPL 24-inch 13Rds Lever Action Rifle
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
Lever Action
Barrel Length:
24in
Caliber:
.357 Mag
Capacity:
13
Finish Per Color:
Color Case Hardened
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Winchester 1873 Competition Carbine HG Walnut .357 Mag / .38 SPL 20" Barrel 10-Rounds
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
Lever Action
Barrel Length:
20
Caliber:
.357 Mag
Capacity:
10
Finish Per Color:
Walnut
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Winchester 1892 Deluxe Takedown Walnut .357 Mag 24" Barrel 7-Rounds
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
Lever Action
Barrel Length:
24
Caliber:
.357 Mag
Capacity:
11+1
Finish Per Color:
Walnut
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Winchester 1892 Carbine .357 Mag Lever Action Rifle, Stain - 534177137
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
Lever Action
Barrel Length:
20in
Caliber:
.357 Mag
Capacity:
10
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Winchester 1873 Carbine .357/.38 Lever Action Rifle, Satin Oil - 534255137
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
Lever Action
Barrel Length:
20
Caliber:
.357 Mag
Capacity:
10
Finish Per Color:
Blued / Walnut
(1)
Winchester 1873 Sporter Octagon Color Case Hardened .357/.38 Lever Action Rifle, Satin Oil - 534217137
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
Lever Action
Barrel Length:
24
Caliber:
.357 Mag
Capacity:
14
Finish Per Color:
Blued
(1)
Winchester 1892 Deluxe Trapper Takedown
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
LEVER ACTION
Barrel Length:
16
Caliber:
.357 Mag
Capacity:
7
Finish Per Color:
Blue
(0)
Winchester 1892 Deluxe Octagon .357 Mag Lever Action Rifle, Brown - 534196137
Brand:
Winchester
Action:
Lever Action
Barrel Length:
24"
Caliber:
.357 Mag
Capacity:
12
Marketplace Insights
★ 5.0/5
based on 8 customer reviews across 12 variants from 14 retailers
Universally praised lever-action rifle with exceptional craftsmanship, high-quality materials, and flawless performance that collectors and shooters highly recommend.
What customers like
Exceptional Fit & Finish75%
The overall fit and finish is great. The color case is well done.
High-Quality Walnut Wood63%
The wood is high grade walnut and very nicely finished.
Smooth Action & Operation63%
Functions flawlessly. Very nice rifle for a collector or SASS competitor.
Accurate Right Out Box38%
Right out of the box the shots were accurate and effective from 25 yds to 100 yds.
Collector's Item Quality38%
This is a collectors dream, A must have for lovers of lever action.
Common concerns
Checkering Could Be Better13%
The only complaint is the checkering could have been done better on a rifle of this grade.
Frequently Asked Questions
Winchester .357 Mag Lever Action rifle for sale
What is a 357 lever-action good for?
A .357 lever-action is well-suited for hunting deer and varmints at close range, home defense, and casual range shooting. It produces manageable recoil, accepts cheaper .38 Special ammunition, and delivers more velocity than a handgun, making it a practical, versatile choice for woods carry or ranch use.
Is a 357 more powerful than a 30/30?
No. A .30-30 cartridge delivers significantly more energy and velocity than .357 Magnum, especially beyond 100 yards. Testing shows the .30-30 produces roughly 30 percent more energy with comparable bullet weights. For hunting deer or extended-range shooting, the .30-30 rifle outperforms a .357 rifle decisively.
Will a 357 take down a deer?
Yes, .357 Magnum can take deer reliably within 50 yards using proper shot placement and quality expanding ammunition. Lever-action rifles extend this range somewhat due to higher velocity. Hunters have used it successfully for decades. Stick to vital shots and avoid marginal angles at any distance.
How much does a 357 rifle drop at 100 yards?
A .357 rifle zeroed at 100 yards has essentially zero drop at 100 yards by definition. If zeroed at 50 yards, it typically hits about 1–2 inches low at 100 yards. Exact figures vary with load, bullet weight, and barrel length.
What caliber did cowboys use?
Cowboys primarily used .45 Colt in revolvers and .44-40 Winchester, which conveniently worked in both rifles and handguns. The .38-40 was also common. The .357 Magnum came later, after the classic cowboy era ended in the early 1900s.