Put in the bolt and ejector spring back together for your tactic is bullshit. It’s nearly impossible. Some of the worst directions I’ve ever seen. Looks like I’m gonna end up buying a bolt already already assembled such horseshit.

Your government sucks. You have no rights and you have no freedom. You can't have true freedom without the right to keep and bear arms. Canadians need to step up and take control of their nation.

Believe this or not. If you can't find honing oil which i couldn't cuz of my location i've been using olive oil for all my honing projects.

My 16 take’s 10+ 1 .357

BEST reassembly video I have seen yet!! New fan of your channel

In my opinion: Usually the strain screw adjusts the hammer pull received weight. I have yet to see one that is screwed all the way into the frame. It's a poor design that gives a weird break compared to everything else. But hey, it's a Smith & Wesson round butt K frame of all things. You don't reduce screws with a vice & file. You need a screw vise & grinding stone for that. Also under no circumstances are hardware store needle nose pliers ever used in gunsmithing. So amazing how people think trigger pull is so technical with all those spring gadgets to measure a particular spot that's nowhere near what a natural finger pull feels like. 7 to 9lbs is just fine. The problem is if you lighten the tension too much the hammer will float & todder about the pivot pin. This causes wear with drag on the frame slot & ruins trigger jobs.

Marlin!

Bad advise

I bought a 50 lb bag of walnut from McMaster-Carr several years ago for $50.

Just oil the action and use it.

As always, excellent video. Really enjoy your content even if it's a project I'll never do. Greetings from Pennsylvania.

Very nice and detailed. Greetings from Oklahoma

I’ve loved your content ever since I discovered your channel. Making me rethink my opinions of Canada. o7

Nice

Great video man

Great Presentation. I have the same gun, someday soon I will gather up the nerve to do this.

I already received some and they work great in my short barrel smooth bore and 24 in with rifled choke, will be ordering more soon, please keep a good supply on hand as the are a game changer using them with the Russian slugs.

Too complicated for me. Why does Ruger put such heavy springs in in the first place?

I came here via Taofledermaus as a Fellow Canadian that hails from the wet Coast, the F*&^ Trudope 12 is a fantastic item. my 12 is an el cheapo (even cheaper than a Maverick 88). but it gets the job done. Being a PWD I dont hunt much anymore..

Flock Trudeau!! Hahaha!! I love it!!😂

I’ll be taking possession of a Rossi r92 soon and am debating between doing this and simply spending a weekend cycling the action. Though I won’t get the lighter trigger, which I’m not really interested in anyway, I suspect that Rossi and others cut corners on machining because they know the action will smooth out over time. On the hammer spring, I don’t see much value in lightening it. I’ve done it for double action revolvers but this doesn’t make as much sense to me.

Old video i know but i must say i have and original 5.5in blued buckmark. Was my first pistol at 13. Im 47 now and Its still more accurate than I can see. One hole groups at 20 yards. And yea minute of tin can at 100 yards more often than not. Ive killed all sorts of critters over the years. Including and squirrel shot in the eye from 25 yards. With a witness lol. And a turkey head shot at 30 35 yards. Fantastic little pistol and pretty reliable with most ammo. But it really likes the federal punch and the cci sub sonic loads.

Awesome..

I have two and love them. Best bang for your buck. You can have five for the price of one dillon

Thank you for making this simple to follow video.

I would like more info like how to get this and the cost Thank you bruce

Makes SO much sense now why I had to force primers into the brass...

where can we buy that exact mold handle? all the one's i find only let you do 2-3 at a time

What length extension did you need for removal of the stock bolt?

Very labour intensive, but a cool hobby nevertheless.

Excellent part one and two Video Series! Subscribed

If we keep making excuses for horrible quality control, companys will continue to provide us with crap. I've owned several genuine Winchester model 92 carbines and one Rossi. One Rossi told me all I need to know.

I own 3 Rossi rifles and love them ! Great video

Add a spoon full of red rouge polishing compound to your media and get the shiniest brass you have ever seen.

Don't buy this junk gun at any price. It's unsafe and doesn't operate correctly. My wife bought one, because it is American made and had the features she was looking for, like barrel length, double action, adjustable rear sight and fiber optic front sight. Sounds great until you try to shoot it. Out of the box, the first time fired, the extractor rod jammed. We tried using some gun oil to see if we could free it at home. No luck, so we took the gun to our local gun dealer/smith. They said they repaired it. Citing, excessive oil and debris. Mind you this gun was new, straight out of the box. It had never been oiled by us until after the extractor rod jammed and it never touched the ground or anything besides the box it came in. Since when would excessive oil, jam an extractor rod. Except if you imagine it collected debris, after 6 shots and being put back in the box it came in. The same day we tried firing the gun. In single action, the cylinder did not index properly and required you to manually rotate the cylinder to get it to lock. Alternatively, pulling the hammer back again, caused the cylinder to rotate a live round past the firing pin. Leaving an unfired round in the cylinder. This is very dangerous, for an inexperienced shooter. After you think the last round has been fired, you can pull the trigger in double action, several times, then surprise there's a round being fired. Also the adjustable sight only allows for 1 turn to lower the factory elevation. For her, we could only get an accurate site picture at about 50ft. I would like to be able to adjust it down to 10ft. Also the grip is rather small and they don't offer a larger one. I noticed the star indexing gear at the rear of the cylinder was very small compared to other . 22 revolvers, like the less expensive Ruger Super Wrangler . 22 We sent it back to the factory 2 months ago and haven't heard back. What a waste of money.

The stainless IS worse than the blued guns..

Hard primers can be a problem with lighter springs, too...

very very good video. Thank you for publishing this.

Goodell Shotshell Co beat you to it.

Wow just seen on KZbin alwsom subject!

Any chance of getting a stainless steel follower from a parts store. Can't find one as of today.

This is outstanding

Excellent, love the name too! Availability of wads was the only reason I didn't pursue getting any of the Russian Slug molds.

How do we get are hands on some ?

Well fuck. I did what you did, took out the first screw after the butt, pushed that pin out, and now every time i pull down on the lever parts come flying out of it. Ive got them all, but its just annoying that what youre doing in the video isnt working for mine. I just wanted to clean the POS. oh well. Ill put it back together some day. That day is not today.

What brand of stones do you use and where did you purchase them?

Hello, I wanted a lever action rifle for some time and after looking around, and your great vid, I am planning to buy one 16" R92 in 45LC. But is there someone on Amazon or Ebay selling the reduced tension kits and stainless followers? Need them imported to EU. Also is it possible to fit 9 rounds of 45LC in the tube mag by reducing spring and maintain proper feeding? Thank you for answers.

Thanks for showing me how it works and allowing an informed purchase for my intermediate reloading volume!

Just bought a r92 triple black in 44 mag for hunting that struggles to cycle anything but flat nosed rounds (chews up hornady ftx rounds and cycles them properly every 1 in 10 times) really hoping a good "slicking up" will help. Thanks for the video!

Cool trick for thinning a spring. I have a couple S&W M&P pistol mags that are absolutely impossible to load without a speed loader. I was thinking of cutting them, but it’s also the shape of the follower that is part of the problem. It’s so hard to get the first one going. They came with my pistol cal folding carbine, and have an odd shape