Break In Period of Rossi 92 Lever Action – Out Of Box Review
Break In Period of Rossi 92 Lever Action – Out Of Box Review
Rossi 92 Lever Action out of Box Review NOTE: MY TWITTER IS @Horsyguy
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The gun that won the west , again ! 😎 not trying to spam you . But I would have some electric motor with a offset crank or something were I could just watch it get worked to were it’s perfect
Need a shooting video
I don’t like safety’s on anything that has a hammer and single action trigger. It’s just redundant.
Congrats on your new addition to your family. Keep up tha great work
I like it.
That is one handsome rifle! Would love to see a video of you shooting it!
I’ve owned two of the Rossi 92’s. Both of mine were the rifle version with the 241/4 octagon barrel and featured the crescent buttplate on the stock. Mine were both chambered in .45 Colt. My first one was stainless steel and marked Navy Arms. This was an earlier model that didn’t include the "Lawyer Safety" on the bolt My second one was produced under the Legacy Sports International label and featured color case hardened furniture. Both functioned flawlessly the early stainless model had an action that was fairly rough. These copies of the Winchester Model 1892 have an action that is damned strong and capable of handling pressures generated by such cartridges as the .454 Casull. Rossi offered them in this chambering. I ran some pretty hot loads through mine, loads I developed for hunting wild hogs in my model 92 rifles as well as for bear protection in my Ruger New Model Blackhawk.
I can’t believe you pointed that at us!-:) bahahahaha
@Goodluck America I’d suggest you go watch Police Activity about a cop panicking and shooting a 43 year old man who was unarmed the cop got arrested for murder I’d love to hear your opinions and thoughts on it
Sweet and practical piece Ricky.
I’ve always wanted to snag one of the Rossie 92’s in 357 stainless. It does have a bad reputation for being a skin remover at the loading gate. That and that safety is the only thing negative that I’ve ever heard about that rifle. Other than that it’s a very practical rifle for many applications. Especially if your on a budget and need fewer or even one gun to do many jobs.
And especially being an old wheel -gun man, I carried a 357 when I was on the job, it marries up nicely to any 357/.38
The longer barrel does boost the Remington 125 grain JHP 357 rounds that Walmart used to sell in the 100 round "value packs" for under 40 bucks (damn, those days are GONE!) to almost AK power.
I hate that the prices on the Rossi 92 has went up so much. Like everything they used to be much more reasonably priced, around 400 bucks or so if I remember correctly. And the cost of 357 ammo has gotten stupid too, but still enough of a favorite and so practical for a revolver owner to make good platform.
Times what they are you got a good deal on a very sweet looking piece. Bravo! I’m curious if it was new or used?
There is a video or two out there where people have smoothed out the opening to the loading gate from the inside to solve the skin removal problem when pushing that last round in, but I don’t trust my own gun smithing skills on that nice of a piece.
Please do show the video of you removing that idiotic redundant safety that is so unnecessary for someone that knows how to use a lever gun with the half-cock hammer safety, and any tuning up you do to the action.
Thanks.
Hey Mokie!!!!!
Very nice! A really beautiful little weapon! I have to admit, as happy as I am that you got your new "toy", I’m a little jealous (in a good way). Wish this group could get together for a weekend of shooting, bragging and some learning. Blessings!
Working the action,griding, hard loading ….talk like that gets a girl all tingling💋
I’ve heard Rossi can be a little sharp in the machining but after they smooth out they are fantastic. Haven’t owned one yet.
Want to see your video on removing that crap ass safety…!!👍👍🇺🇸
Somehow, I KNEW you’d go back and get that rifle! 😉
Great fan of ‘Stainless’, but what sold me on getting the Henry (at more than DOUBLE to cost), was their new/er features of adding a side-gate AND threaded barrel (for putting on a can, when I can get one). Plus, the action on a Henry is legendary for being so smooth! 😀
Gotta love the duel calibers with added ballistics from a longer barrel/rifle. Aim small, miss small!
Nice . Almost irresistible 🤣🤣 Actually been thinking about getting one.
That thing looks pretty fun, never owned a lever action myself
2 more votes from UK for next video on this rifle. Really enjoyed this one.
Hello here’s more information about Ohio disaster the government didn’t test anything the railroad company hired a company to do the testing for them 🤬. Here’s the link https://youtu.be/eU06J_YVSd0. Have a great day
Rick, my saddle gun is a Henry, chambered in 45 colt, but that Rossi looks good.
That Rossi looks real pretty.
Those are made here in Brazil, it’s a shame that one of the Brasilian gun manufacturers is promoting gun control over here.
You will want to start making your own reloads for this rifle. The 38 sp and 357 mag are fairly simple and fun to reload….. if you can find primers…!!
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Nice rifle! Great tips! I have a 357 Henry "Big Boy" in silver that was my Grandpas. Never been fired. Action is smooth as silk though. I really do need to take it to the range – maybe I will this weekend now that I’ve been inspired. Thanks!
Hey Rick , you are deep into the break in process , but ,
Buy yourself some Clover valve grinding compound , it comes in different grits , take the gun apart and apply the compound on every wear surface , work the action until you wear out the compound , take it apart again , clean the surfaces with a cleaner , not oil , and then recoat the surfaces with the next less aggressive compound , work your way down to the finest compound ,
you’ll have a mirror polished working surface and it will be smooth as glass .
Does it take a long time ? Yes
Is it messy and a pain to do ? Yes ,
But the results are worth the effort ,
I did a High Standard riot shot gun and a Remington 780 that way many years ago ,
I could load the chamber with one hand not using the pump arm , just inertia .
I can’t decide .357 or .44. Which one do I get?
It’s nice 👍.
Gun Smoke !😎
Hey Rick. I just heard about this local story. Search for Walker County Alabama inmate that died after being locked in a cafeteria refrigerator for hours. County sheriff and 12 cops are under investigation.
When I get a new gun I do the same thing. I sit there while I’m watching TV or something racking the slide tons of times. I haven’t tried using the Polishing Compound though. I might do that next time.
Nice rifle. Congratulations.
I told you that you were a rich bitch!
Enjoy that toy, Rick!
Lots of fun there!
Break her in good!
Oh no, but Rick you need the extra safety guns are dangerous ,😯 😋 lol.
*The Rifleman*
15:05. How much of a response in the comments do you need to actually shoot some of these guns?
Do they make that rifle in 44 caliber
I have that in 44 magnum the only thing I didn’t like was the Buckhorn sights. I swapped that out for a red dot optic and now it’s perfect. Also I put a nice leather bandolier on it there’s a guy on YouTube that sells the upgrades that I just described
I wouldn’t like a metal butt plate
Sweet, thanks for sharing. I bought a Rossi not too long after the Lady Smith came out. Both were 3” barrels 5 shot stainless revolvers. The Rossi would outshoot the S&W which surprised me. Both had fixed sights. It shot as good as any 4-5” barrel revolver I put it against.
I can’t remember if it was Henry or Winchester that said 1 outta every 1,000 lever guns are exceptionally accurate. I hope you have the 1 that will outdo the 999. Be cool Rick.
The 38s in your .357 carbine should be less accurate so try it after you set the sights on this carbine. I guess in the chance only 38 special is all have to emergency hunt, defend yourself or fire three shot groups when lost then 38 will do. Just be sure to practice with 38s long enough to learn where they hit compared to 357. Barrel length depends on cartridge used and .357 magnum tops out velocity with a carbine at 16 inches. 20 inches gives a better sight radius plus allows for hand loads with slower powders to burn and top factory loads as long as you stay in allowed pressures. I am going to save this video as my son wants a lever action. Depends if I can find it in Central Texas and save for it the military active and retired is good especially for us that live off combat disability and VA.
Hey! You got it! Nice deal
You got it . Cool ! Nice looking gun. Rick should just buy them and work the actions and go through them and sell them as a Rick Gore special $1195.00
i know a guy who bought one in 45 long colt and it is the smoothest lever action I have ever seen.
My Henry is way cooler. 😂😂😂
How you can break it in without sitting down watching old re-runs of "The Rifleman" is beyond me.
Hey Rick, I always wondered like also like with single action army guns where are these metals meet and you can see where they’ve scuffed up against one another. Could you advance that wear with a buffing tool on a Dremel. To get a smoother action?
Looks like you’re ahead of the common problems. I worked the action thousands of times , disassembled and polished and then modified or replaced springs. Also replaced plastic loading spring cap. She’s a winner.
Love levers. 🐎🐎🦅
Rick don’t lie……… you bought to act like John Wayne in front of Smokey.