Rossi Model 92 .357 Magnum/.38 special range time!

Published on November 27, 2019
Duration: 12:32

This video provides a range review of the Rossi Model 92 lever-action rifle chambered in .357 Magnum/.38 Special. The reviewer shares his experience shooting the rifle with .38 Special ammunition, discussing its handling, loading gate, and overall shooting performance. He also touches on basic cleaning and lubrication, noting that he performed minimal maintenance prior to shooting.

Quick Summary

The Rossi Model 92 in .357 Magnum/.38 Special offers versatile shooting with both calibers. While some online reviews mention clunky operation, this reviewer found it functioned well after basic cleaning and lubrication. Key points include its traditional stock ergonomics and a sharp loading gate that requires caution.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction to Rossi Model 92 Range Day
  2. 00:40Addressing Online Reviews & Initial Impressions
  3. 01:00Basic Cleaning and Lubrication
  4. 01:30Caliber Versatility: .357 Magnum vs .38 Special
  5. 02:10Target at 50 Yards & Ammunition Choice
  6. 02:23Perfecta 158gr LRN Ammunition Discussion
  7. 02:50Loading the Rossi Model 92: Difficulty & Loading Gate
  8. 03:34Sharp Loading Gate & Minor Cut
  9. 04:09First Shooting Session at 50 Yards
  10. 04:13Shooting Impressions & First Aid Reminder
  11. 05:15Second Shooting Session: Angle Adjustment
  12. 05:21Topping Up & Safety Features
  13. 05:41Loading Capacity: 8+1 Rounds
  14. 06:25Second Shooting Session at 50 Yards
  15. 07:05Overall Fun Factor & Stock Ergonomics
  16. 07:13Traditional Winchester Model 94 Style Stock
  17. 07:36Overall Satisfaction & Value for Money
  18. 08:08Reloading & Preference for Older Guns
  19. 08:15Manual Safety vs. Half-Cock
  20. 08:31Nostalgia & Influence of Old Movies
  21. 09:09Personal Firearm Preferences: Lever Guns & Mini-14
  22. 09:30Story of Selling Hi-Point 995 TS for Rossi
  23. 10:00Firearm Value Retention
  24. 10:20Dislikes of the Hi-Point 995 TS
  25. 10:31Hi-Point 995 TS Firing Pin/Ejection Issue
  26. 10:56Return to the Rossi Model 92
  27. 11:00Cocking Hammer for Chambered Round
  28. 11:03Shooting at 100 Yards
  29. 11:33Final Thoughts & Recommendation
  30. 11:41Zero Issues & Basic Maintenance Recap
  31. 11:55Conclusion & Support for 2A Rights

Frequently Asked Questions

What ammunition can be fired from the Rossi Model 92 reviewed?

The Rossi Model 92 reviewed is chambered in .357 Magnum and can also fire .38 Special ammunition. The reviewer primarily used .38 Special due to availability and found it performed well.

What are the pros and cons of the Rossi Model 92's loading gate?

The Rossi Model 92's loading gate allows for easy loading of cartridges into the magazine tube. However, the reviewer notes it can be sharp and may cause minor cuts if not handled carefully.

How is the stock ergonomics on the Rossi Model 92?

The Rossi Model 92 features a traditional straight comb stock, similar to older Winchester models. This design may require the shooter to hunch down, unlike modern stocks with higher cheek welds.

What basic maintenance did the reviewer perform on the Rossi Model 92?

Before shooting, the reviewer performed basic cleaning by running a bore brush and patches through the barrel, followed by lubrication with Lucas Xtreme Gun Oil on sliding surfaces and internal lockup areas.

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