Rossi M92 45 Colt

[eudyta63]

Thanks for the drawing and pics they are very helpful.Please excuse my lack of knowledge on these lever actions.What part actually pushes the cartridge stop #45 out of the way when you cycle the action?When the stop #45 does hang up it has moved but not quite enough.I can then take a small driver and easily push on the stop and it moves back against the receiver and a round pops out.With no round in the tube I can push in on the follower and the cartridge stop moves over to the right in front of the follower.With it in this position I can slowly close the lever and I can hear the follower make a noise as it is released by the stop.I open the lever and the stop will be back to its left position against the receiver.I will be changing to a metal follower soon.Any advise on where to get one?I guess the stop could have a burr on the back or edge that hangs on the brass or be out of shape ,size but it does not hang up every time so I don't know.

[Rooster59]

Great thread. Can't remember how I dealt with it the first disassembly/reassembly but I remember temptation to break a couple of the Ten Commandments.

Jeff

[Ranch Dog]

What part actually pushes the cartridge stop #45 out of the way when you cycle the action?

The forward left edge of the carrier.

When the stop #45 does hang up it has moved but not quite enough.I can then take a small driver and easily push on the stop and it moves back against the receiver and a round pops out.With no round in the tube I can push in on the follower and the cartridge stop moves over to the right in front of the follower.With it in this position I can slowly close the lever and I can hear the follower make a noise as it is released by the stop.I open the lever and the stop will be back to its left position against the receiver.I will be changing to a metal follower soon.Any advise on where to get one?I guess the stop could have a burr on the back or edge that hangs on the brass or be out of shape ,size but it does not hang up every time so I don't know.

It is tough to tell what it is until you dig into it.

I've been buying my stainless followers ($14) along with a stainless magazine spring ($12) from the SmithShop. He charges $3 shipping and the products arrive quickly.

I added some R92 Action Cut Away Drawings to the DIY Gunsmithing Forum.

[pricedo]

What part actually pushes the cartridge stop #45 out of the way when you cycle the action?

The forward left edge of the carrier.

When the stop #45 does hang up it has moved but not quite enough.I can then take a small driver and easily push on the stop and it moves back against the receiver and a round pops out.With no round in the tube I can push in on the follower and the cartridge stop moves over to the right in front of the follower.With it in this position I can slowly close the lever and I can hear the follower make a noise as it is released by the stop.I open the lever and the stop will be back to its left position against the receiver.I will be changing to a metal follower soon.Any advise on where to get one?I guess the stop could have a burr on the back or edge that hangs on the brass or be out of shape ,size but it does not hang up every time so I don't know.

It is tough to tell what it is until you dig into it.

I've been buying my stainless followers ($14) along with a stainless magazine spring ($12) from the SmithShop. He charges $3 shipping and the products arrive quickly.

I added some R92 Action Cut Away Drawings to the DIY Gunsmithing Forum.

Over $5 cheaper than Steve's.