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Maybe a dumb question on an out-of-date thread, but what about making new cylinders chambered for .455 Webley? That would restore these old revolvers to original configuration, even if not using...

I found the answer to my question. It's amazing what you can do with Google. A36 steel does not machine well. Too bad, because it's inexpensive and widely available.

Would ordinary A36 hot rolled steel work as well as cold rolled steel?

I believe the Ranch Dog TLC359-190-RF has been mentioned in this thread. Has anyone tried it in the Rossi 92? I asked the question in another thread a while back, but no one answered who had tried...

Will the Ranch Dog 190 grain bullet (TLC359-190-RF) stabilize in the Rossi model 92 rifle with its relatively slow twist rate of 1 turn in 30"?

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I would also be interested in a copy of the instructions for the old 12 gauge Lee Loader.

I actually have a hard copy, but it is very fragile, held together by deteriorating scotch tape and is...

I just bought a Rossi model 92 357 magnum stainless steel carbine with 16" barrel. The dealer said that he had them back ordered since February and could not get them in stock until September or so.

Has anyone tried the 9mm truncated cone 124 grain boolits (style TL-356-124-TC) in the Rossi '92?

Would they be a tad to small in diameter? If so, would they work OK if one were to beagle the...

Has anyone tried the very hot Buffalo Bore factory loads in these rifles with the 1 in 30 inch twist? I'm wondering if the 158 grain and/or 180 grain loads will stabilize. If I ever take up hunting...

Thanks for all The informative replies so far.

Junior, I'm new at the site. What is the 190 gr group buy?

My new (as yet unfired) Rossi 92 in 357 magnum carbine has a 1 in 30" rifling twist. How big of a bullet will it stabilize? I have been doing some calculations with several equations that that...

Yesterday I ask my a local tire shop about getting some of their scrap wheel weights. They said that most of their wheel weights now are no-lead weights... something about the influence of California...