Winchester Model 1892

Lore & Background

In Mafia, it is depicted as a reliable, high-capacity firearm, often carried by rural characters or used in long-range engagements. Its design reflects the game's attention to historical accuracy, with a wooden stock and blued steel finish.

In Their Own Story

The dust swirled under the moon, and Tommy Angelo pressed his back against a bullet-riddled Ford. He worked the action—a smooth, metallic click-clack—and a fresh round slid home. Across the yard, a silhouette darted between hay bales. Tommy exhaled, lined the iron sights with the shadow's chest, and squeezed. The crack split the night, and the silhouette folded into the dirt. The smell of cordite and gasoline hung thick as he cycled another round, waiting for the next target to break cover.

Reader's Guide

Its tube magazine holds 15 rounds, but reloading is a deliberate process: one round at a time fed through the loading gate on the receiver. This makes every shot count. The rifle excels at medium to long range, especially in open country or rural missions where you can pick off enemies before they close the gap. Its iron sights demand a steady hand and a patient eye—no room for spray-and-pray here. You won't find it on every street corner; it's a rarer drop from rural enemies or a pickup in countryside missions. For players who value precision and period authenticity, it's a reliable second fiddle to the Tommy gun.

Did You Know?

• In Mafia, the rifle's reload animation shows the player inserting rounds one by one into the loading gate, a realistic detail for the period.