Springs for Rossi m92 .357

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Old Dave
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Springs for Rossi m92 .357

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Guys you were very helpful with me on my project to restore a Kessler Levermatic shotgun (which continues). I know you have probably discussed this topic before.
But I have a Rossi 92 in .357 but it is stiff as can be and shoots the hulls out at almost the speed of the bullet leaving the barrel. I find that there are a number of after market spring sets out there. Do you know which is the best choice?
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Definitely check out NKJ's website and DVD. He sells the appropriate replacement parts, or the DVD to show you how to fix your rifle yourself. Easy-peasy....

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Plus 100 on Steve's guns for parts and knowledge. He diagnosed my pumas problem over the phone....and was spot on. Nice guy too.
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By all means call Steve and order his video and spring set. I had to spend time looking for my .357 brass. Some went 20 feet or more, he also shows how to slick up the action real nice too.
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I have installed a couple of Steve's ejector springs in my 92's. They work great and aleviated the damaging brass issue in my .32-20 also. The case mouths were being bent the factory spring was so over powered.
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I'm seeing a trend here... On the flip side, I did my own modifications, starting well before Steve set up shop. Trial & error... Disassembling and re-assembling the gun many, many times before I got it working well. In fact, did three before I ever heard of Steve... my take-away... CONTACT STEVE!!!
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I think this will help.
http://www.levergunscommunity.com/viewt ... =1&t=40386
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I spent 6 months trying to find a Rossi 92 in .357 for our local metallic silhouette shoots. None to be found in the country, then on a whim I called Steve - he had just finished slicking up and refinishing the stock on the last one he had. Cost a bit more than an off the shelf Rossi, but boy does it shoot! And looks good too.

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VERY Nice! :mrgreen: Enjoy!
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Re: Springs for Rossi m92 .357

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Thanks again guys, just like with the Levermatic you really know how to help a fellow out. I think I better call Steve!
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