I might be totally wrong.My new R92 cycled .38 special well, but wouldn't load Federal FMJ 357 Magnum range rounds. It turned out it's the front edge of the carrier is a little too high, so the cartridge got stuck when the the head pushing against the ceiling in the barrel. I sanded down the front edge of the carrier with 220 sandpaper then polished it with 1000 until it looks like dentist's mirror, it started to cycle those rounds previously jammed. I repeated the process 4 times until all 50 rounds .357 in the box cycle smoothly. Also checked with my old .38 special rounds to make sure nothing went wrong.
Today I received my purple Loctite and disassembled my 92 to secure the screws. After I put things together, the rifle got stuck on .357 magnum again! I thought I fixed it!
I spent an hour couldn't figure out, there's nothing changed except those screws. I use screwdriver poke around, found the 2 rail screws are not completely tightened. I tightened them up, guess what? .357 magnum cycle like butter again!
So that's the problem. Did polishing the carrier helped previously? Now I'm not sure at all. Maybe it was just the 2 screws to begin with. Think about it, the carrier and other parts are machined in the factory, they are not supposed to be off that much. Next time if you got problem with your Rossi, try the simplest steps first!