Wow

[44man]

Friend brought a Rossi copy of the 94 in .357. He wants shiny wood finish but the gun is wonderful as is. Stainless, fit so tight, WW should hang their head. I was set back 1000 steps over this thing. I now see why you love them. Sadly he did not bring loads and I can only make cast so copper must be cleaned out. I will do the wood for him but the gun is so perfect I want one.

[Der Gebirgsjager]

Meee too! But maybe one that starts with a 4. 44-40, .45 Colt.

[Rebel Dave]

44 Man
Redo the finish. If you get the Rossi Stocks wet, (as in out side, rain, or hunting) the dye will get all over you. I have three Rossis, and I had to re do them all. They are fun guns.

I am still looking for a .44/40, they discontinued that cal. I have a blue .38/357, a stainless .45 Colt, and a stainless .44 Mag.

Rebel Dave

[dtknowles]

Man, I am just not following this right. I am familiar with two M94 lever actions, Win and Marlin and I don't think Rossi has made copies of either but I could be wrong. Rossi does make copies of M92 Win. Is that what we are talking about of if it is a M94 which design is it, Win or Rem. My BIL had a M94 Win in 44 Mag. never would have guess it until I saw it as I thought that M94 was for longer cartridges. I have a friend who has a M94 Marlin in 38-40.

I am guessing we are talking about a M92 Win here, right?

[44man]

Not sure, WAIT. Masked off right now But I am impressed. Can I make it look better? I sure don't know. I would not touch it.
Perfection in steel and fit.

[dragon813gt]

Let me know how you feel when a simple part breaks. Feel free to say if you were able to get a replacement part.

[44man]

Not my gun but do not expect a break. Just what can fail?

[pirkfan]

Let me know how you feel when a simple part breaks. Feel free to say if you were able to get a replacement part.
I'd guess that getting parts for a Rossi 92 is no more difficult than getting them for a Miroku/Winchester 1892 or a Chiappa 92. I've actually heard that Rossi customer service is better lately. But then, I haven't had any simple parts break on either of mine. Some of the simpler parts are available from Steve's gunz, things like firing pins, springs, ejectors, etc.

[Groo]

Groo here
Getting parts seems not to be much of a problem as they are the go to gun for Cowboy Action and aftermarket parts abound.
I just ordered a SS 44mag carbine m-92 my self, not scared about factory support as most anything needed to be tuned or small parts replaced can be done at home.
PS 44man , the same action was chambered in 454 so your heaver 44mag loads should be ok, just watch the OAL.

[starmac]

Not sure how true it is, but I have read that the 454 rossi and the 45 colt actions were actually different heat treated steel, so the same action, but not the same either.

[outdoorfan]

Love my Rossi 92 357 trapper. 44man, gotta get yourself one! Yep!!

[45-70 Chevroner]

Love my Rossi 92 357 trapper. 44man, gotta get yourself one! Yep!!
I have the 357 Trapper also, it handles much easier than my 45 colt but I love both of them. Yes, jump on it 44 Man you need one or maybe two.
I need a 44 mag also but my need is controlled by my skinny wallet.

[TXGunNut]

Finally stumbled across a 92 in 357, I was impressed. I may put an oil finish on it after awhile but at this point I just want to shoot it. Yes, you need one, 44man. Please post pics when you get done.

[roundgun]

Have the blued one 357 16 inch barrel I want another Rossi 92 in stainless, man they just look too cool!

[Artful]

I love mine even more now that it been hushed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-knJmz6HE0

[500MAG]

Happy with mine. It's a fun shooter

[44man]

169113Not good at piture taking but here she is.

[missionary5155]

Greetings and a Peaceful Memorial Day !
My son out in the "Valley AZ" bought a 357 stainless and has only good to write about it.
There are 3 Rossi's sitting in ILLinois all in 45 Colt that have served without fail or parts breakage. But do wash off that water wash stain that is there. On a warm day your cheek will take on a semi-permanent "sun tan" that does not match any part of the normal body color of European descent shooters.
Mike in Peru

[wrench man]

Of the three or four that I handled I'm convinced my $ was well spent on the MARLIN 1894's I purchased instead.

[44man]

I have a bad time saying bad about one or the other. To have a lever gun is so good.

[Groo]

Groo here
44man, I just got mine from Buds.
Wa Hoo !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Mine is a 16 in 44mag SS with laser serial number .
The edges are smooth, the wood fit good. [ I wonder if the final buffing is done with the wood on?]
Action is smooth and the trigger---- maybe 4 lb----- Wa Hoo

[TXGunNut]

I have a bad time saying bad about one or the other. To have a lever gun is so good.

Agreed, still looking for a Marlin and hoping I have the good sense (and coin) to snag a nice one when it comes along.