Does anyone have any experience with Rossi's warranty service on the RG 4570SS?
I have managed to put six round through it - but cannot easily cycle the action without slamming the lever due to a bad fitting of the bolt such that it won't go into battery and hangs up on every round. As well, the loading gate bottoms out on the finger level or carrier and I have to open the action slightly to push some rounds in - requiring some minutes to load. A gunsmith who looked at it said there was such a bad fit on the bolt that the cam on the finger level was binding and that warranty service would be the better option.
My question is related to sights. The warranty document says remove all "specialty sights", e.g. my Skinner sights, but will they require that I put the rail back on and refit the buckhorn rear sight?
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Re: Rossi warranty service
I'd suggest you just call them. The guy I talked to was quite helpful and could probably answer this. If your experience is like mine,
they will E-mail you a FedEx shipper as well. They will tell you 6-8 weeks turnaround, but I sent mine in a little over three weeks
ago and got it back in 18 days (broken ejector and lopsided mag tube). Results look pretty good so far.
Ken
they will E-mail you a FedEx shipper as well. They will tell you 6-8 weeks turnaround, but I sent mine in a little over three weeks
ago and got it back in 18 days (broken ejector and lopsided mag tube). Results look pretty good so far.
Ken
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Re: Rossi warranty service
Ken offers good advice, your call to establish the claim will offer more information.
Sound like the bolt is hanging up on the hammer's radius and the bottom of the loading gate door is making contact with the carrier while the action is at rest.
Oh, I'm moving this to "Rossi Customer Service Experiences". The "shadow" will remain in "Rio Grande" for three days, access from either location will work through that period.
Sound like the bolt is hanging up on the hammer's radius and the bottom of the loading gate door is making contact with the carrier while the action is at rest.
Oh, I'm moving this to "Rossi Customer Service Experiences". The "shadow" will remain in "Rio Grande" for three days, access from either location will work through that period.
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Re: Rossi warranty service
Doc, quick question?
The Rio Grande RG4570 depends on a very thin and fine lever to work around the fat 45-70 cartridge. I see you had Mule Man Gun Works do some work to your lever. Did you send him your lever or the whole gun? If just the lever, did the rifle exhibit the same feed issue prior to it being sent to AR?
The Rio Grande RG4570 depends on a very thin and fine lever to work around the fat 45-70 cartridge. I see you had Mule Man Gun Works do some work to your lever. Did you send him your lever or the whole gun? If just the lever, did the rifle exhibit the same feed issue prior to it being sent to AR?
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