Rossi M92, strip and reassembly.PART TWO,assembly.

Merci !

These are nice and cheap, about all that can be said about them.

Thank you so very much they make it look so easy but you went step by step my triple black is just a little bit different than what yours was but was able to figure it out. Would not have been able to get my gun back together if not for your video you post very descriptive videos can't wait for more

Amazingly, the spring replacement that made the most difference to me was the lever release spring. It was also the easiest to replace; you can do it with the rifle fully assembled, just drift out a very small pin, take out the inner spring and replace with the lighter one. 2nd biggest difference was the trigger spring. That dropped trigger pull to about 1.5lbs. Ejector pin was a royal PITA, but doable if you follow directions closely. I did not like the feel of the main (hammer) spring, and re-installed the original one.

NOTE IF you have the 16 inch barrel with the "ghost" peep sights, to disassemble is different. See the Video by Target Suite and you will stop swearing at your rifle.

Where did you get the after market spring, for the ejector I think it'd be ??

Binge watching all your R92 content.

Thank you, so well done in every aspect.

Can not understand one word you're saying

Hi i have a question regarding the carrier, have you heard of the problem of the carrier not returning fully down, which doesnt allow a round to feed onto it? If so do u know of a fix or have any ideas on what to try?

Great camera work

Much harder than I thought. Thanks a lot for your help.

FYI> Today I was told that removing the Lever Breeckbolt Pin voids the warranty from Rossi.

i have a silver pine about 3/4 in lone what is it

Did you replace your trigger spring as well? Where did you get the lighter ejector spring? You have the best disassemble and reassembly videos of the Rossi 92.

Best breakdown video I have found. Very detailed and informative about troubleshooting issues. Thank you very much

The best by far.

My carrier doesn’t flip up 😅 sh…

Thank you very good vid. Cheers.

Thank you! Excellent, Excellent video! Well done.

got a rossi 92 today and almost lost all hope. then checked this video and realized I was doing it right, the tolerances just were TIGHT

The dissassemly and re-assembly of my Rossi 45 Long Colt has been a challenge for me as it's the first time I have done this but your video has made it alot easier. Just one other question, where did you get the after market ejector spring ? The one in my Rossi is a fraction shorter than what you have in yours. Looking forward to your reply. Thanks

Hermoso rifle muy bueno el vídeo

Thank you, very informative.

Thanks, very helpful.

You have saved me many headaches! Thank you for the very informative video. You earned a new subscriber! To the point and no b.s. again thank you for the information and video.

Thanks very much, this really helped!

Thank u so mucho for this videos!!!
Greetings from Spain!!

Thank you sir.. Very much..

Loved your video! Even if you weren't clear on a step, by watching what you were doing, I was able to complete the disassembly and assembly of the rifle. Assembling the hammer and trigger took the most time to complete, about 1 1/2 hours. Total time disassemble and assemble: 5 hours.

AWESOME !!!!! great video mate cheers

Just disassebled and reassembled my new Rossi 92 following your instructions. Worked like a charm. Thank you very much!

An Aussie with a Rossi? Maybe a Zeelander? At any rate, Thanx Mate, you made my life a whole lot easier.... Seeya’ Ron

Thanks for the vid; got one of these ordered and this will come in very handy!

I am having trouble getting the pin that holds my lever in place to go in it doesn’t drop like yours did and I don’t wanna beat it in out of fear of damaging the rifle do you have any suggestions?

Excellent Lighting and instruction!!!!

This is brilliant! Thank you so much for making this video. Thumb way up and subbed.

Thank you, this was a very helpful video. I like to dissasemble guns when I get them to familiarize myself with them, and I found myself in a pickle with this one. Great video, liked and subscribed

Tons of help thank you!!

Outstanding!! Thank you.

I just acquired a 92 at a pawnshop today. Has a stainless receiver and barrel but blued magazine tube, blue lever, blue bolt, and blue loading gate. Even the screws are blued. And the front sight is on the barrel band. It has a Puma medallion and saddle ring. I guess it's a bit older but it still has the bolt mounted safety. It's in .44 magnum, with 20 inch barrel. 1 inch groups with PMC .44 magnums at 25 yards with factory sights! But tell me, is there some kind of lever safety, like a Winchester 94, at the bottom of the tang where the lever meets the frame? I see this button down there and I wonder (maybe it's the screw holding a spring inside poking out but I'm not sure.) The gun is quite reliable and slick!

I have just acquired a Rossi 92
And immediately I am having feeding issues with .357 cartridges....I've watched 3+- of your videos and most certainly appreciate THIS ONE immensely because it is so clear and concise that I'm extremely more confident about POLISHING and where AND how to take down and reassemble it. Concise Beautiful Footage shows me further what you have polished and CLEARLY RECORDED the Details on just a little more fiddly smithing project than I'm used to

Bloody great video mate 10/10 I've brought my R92,SS,16IN,357MAG just waiting on the police with my permit so I can go pick it up, I plan on a full strip and clean/polish, lube before heading to the range

saved my life, i never would have gotten it back together without this video. the dummy round is an absolute must

Best vids about Rossi 92. thank you for taking your to do them.

Awesome Video Mate. Blessing Turbo.

The action is smooth on the lever and hammer.

Love your videos, very well done! I have four of these R92's, and I've worked over all of them. I do extensive de-burring, polishing, and spring modifications. I shorten the hammer spring, replace the ejector spring with a lighter one, thin the loading gate spring so that it's not so stiff, shim the trigger spring and polish the mating surfaces, very lightly stone and polish the sear and hammer hook, shorten the magazine spring, smooth and polish the cartridge channel from the gate into the magazine, and de-burr and slightly chamfer the chamber mouth. And anything else I see that I want to smooth up. Makes these rifles really sing! I'd like to have a dozen more of them!