New foregrip

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New foregrip

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Hi. I’m working on refinishing the wood on my new Rossi 92. After removing the finish, I noticed that the wood is mismatched. Is it possible to buy a new foregrip from Rossi and would they deliver to the US? Also, are the stocks finished or unfinished?

Oh and one more question. Is there a trick to installing the grip back on? The screw doesn’t line up now. It’s almost as if the notch on the barrel doesn’t let the screw go in straight.
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Most any new gun with wood parts will not match once the sprayed on garbage finish they use is removed. Fully prep and stain what you have and it will likely match fine.
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HiddenMortimer, I seem to remember there was a discussion some years back about reinstalling that fore end screw. There could be more than one thread that includes ideas about the task. I recall having some difficulty getting mine lined up. It was a minor battle, not a terrible fight, but I couldn't tell you what finally worked.
Hopefully some of the more experienced gunsmith types on here will chime in.
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Round file the relief in the barrel, remove some wood around the fore end where the band goes, convert the screw to the next up size SAE machine screw and ditch the weird Rossi metric stuff.
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Thanks for the replies. I actually got it to fit but not without messing it all up. I kinda want to get a new forearm. Already sent a request to Rossi. Let’s see what they say
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Have you looked at the site boydsgunstocks.com? A few of us have bought replacement stocks from them.
I put one of their "fancy" buttstocks (certainly not fancy) on my .45 Colt 92. It's fine, functional, not superb by any means.
I like really nice wood on my firearms and have restocked several, including some Fox and LC Smith doubleguns, with the wood we used to be able to buy from Fajens.
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I bought a new fore end for my R92 in 45 Colt from https://shoprossi.com/. I also bought a new buttstock designed for the 454 Casull. The added recoil pad increased my length of pull which is what I was after. Shoulders great now.

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I went to the website but I’m only able to put it in a wishlist. I wonder if it’s because they might be out of stock. I’ll call them tomorrow and see what they say.
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Ghm... My right hand (loading gate side) screw always gives me trouble. I thought a screw may be messed up and made couple for brass. Left one went ok. Right one - completely messed up. So, this must be a threading problem in the coupling part.
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