ROSSI 92 SPRING KIT Reviews & Ratings

Perfect fix for a stiff rossi 92

The spring kit with some bolt work made my Rossi R92 into a super lever action.

I own Rossi 92s chambered in 357 Mag, 44 Mag, 45 Colt, 454 Casull, and 480 Ruger. All are of Braztech manufacture since 2011. I found the trigger pull awful for my hunting needs and decided to try the Gunslinger on one rifle. The kit made an incredible difference, so I installed a kit on all five rifles. Trigger pull is light, about 2 pounds, but it goes off went you want it to and not before without focusing more on the pull rather than the target. Concerning the instances of light hammer strikes, be sure you completely tear down your Rossi so that you can brush and flush all the packing grease out of everything including the parts within the bolt. I believe it is not grease, rather Alox, and it will harden over time. The shipping coating is responsible for a lot of issues in rifles that have not been disassembled to remove it. Compressing the ejector spring can be done quite easily with waxed dental floss. Google: rossi ejector spring dental floss

It was kind of a pain to install the hammer spring (I needed a vice and a friend) but other than that the installation was intuitive and the results are amazing. I installed it in my Rossi Ranch Hand in 357 and it is amazing. The only spring I couldn't use was the little spring that goes in the lever retainer plunger. The kit's spring was too week for to hold the large loop lever closed on the Ranch Hand, so I kept the factory spring in there. (It looks like the kit's spring was designed for the smaller/lighter levers on the normal Rossi lever actions; I don't blame the kit for my weird application.)

Changed my .357 from a knuckle-banger to a sweet-shooter. The bolt was almost impossible to reassemble before the fix--the stock ejector spring is a BEAST! Replacing it and the hammer spring made it into a slick shooter. The hammer-spring is a two-person job--one to pull the spring down and one to insert a paper-clip into the hole in the guide. Reassembling the bolt and hooking the lever into it is made alot easier if you put a spent shell onto the face of the bolt just before you slide it into battery. Then you can move it back and forth to get the lever into it without the ejector coming apart on you...

best thing you can buy for your rossi 92. it is just amazing. If you get this you should get the rossi 92 gunsmithing dvd from [@] it realy turns this great gun for the money into just an amazing firearm

This spring kit really smothered out the action. One big benefit is replacing the ejector spring so that it will eject the empty cases at my feet, instead of the next county over, Know I can find my empty case so I can reload them.

Good idea. Decreased trigger pull and hammer. That ejector spring is a mother to get in then reassemble the Rossi

The only thing I question in this kit is the ejector spring. I use a different ejector spring bought from another vendor but the rest of the springs I totally use. This kit will take you from a creepy, sluggish trigger to one crisp puppy. So good I've got two more Rossi's waiting for these to come in. Will surely buy and recommend.

It's like an entirely different rifle. Smoothed out the action completely. Runs like a hot knife through melted butter. I don't think I have ever spent better money on an improvement for a gun than the [$] I paid for this kit. Easy, straight forward switch. Nice YouTube video on how to do it, which is how I found out about this kit. The Lever spring could stand to be a little stiffer. I may put the stock one back in. A good jar to the rifle can release the lever. Other than that...It's Beautiful! My Vaquero is next.