: John Browning designed the rifle in response to a challenge from Winchester to create a superior lever-action in under 90 days. He delivered a design featuring a dual locking bolt mechanism that was significantly stronger and smoother than previous versions.
: In genomic or clinical studies, such numbers are frequently used to identify specific gene expression signatures or patient cohorts in databases like PubMed Central . : John Browning designed the rifle in response
In modern scientific literature, "1892x" or similar numerical strings often appear in specific data sets or cataloging: : The Springfield Model 1892 , commonly known
: It was designed to fire the same low-pressure "revolver calibers" as the Model 1873, such as the .44-40, .38-40, and .32-20. This allowed users to carry one type of ammunition for both their sidearm and rifle. : The Springfield Model 1892
: While it was released after the "frontier" era technically ended, it became the "Hollywood" rifle of the West, used extensively in Western films by stars like John Wayne.
: The Springfield Model 1892 , commonly known as the Krag–Jørgensen , was the first bolt-action rifle adopted by the U.S. Army.