Rossi 92 rifle, One of the fastest Leverguns I have levered

[@TargetSuite]

Great video as always. Your time on steel for the second shot is very impressive.

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you, been doing some practicing with my 2294, so far with it the best I’ve gotten is 13/100 of a second for 2 shots and 15/100 so the second quite a few times, which is really weird because I was comparing it with an AR style 22 and I couldn’t shoot The semi automatic faster I guess I just can’t pull the trigger that fast, But it makes no sense you can lever something faster than you can pull the trigger, You need to get a timer it’s a whole Lotta fun 🤩

[@TargetSuite]

@@Leverguns50 I'm afraid that timer would reveal things about me that are better kept secret😄

[@exothermal.sprocket]

I do think LG50 would set the world record for 5 shots with a 50-110. Hahaha

[@snowgorilla9789]

From Canada I waited over two years to try to get a Henry, gave up and got the 16" Rossi 92 and love it a real fun gun

[@WV591]

got a 24" R92SS, oct barrel 357/38 two weeks ago and it's amazing accurate and gorgeous and no issues whatsoever. Even loads shorter flat nose 38, 1.4 inch or less with no problems or eject issues. and didn't bleed all over the place loading ammo. Forget the youtube BS negative reviews.

[@georgiaboy4410]

The 92’s are some of my favs. That’s some fast follow up shots with a lever gun👍🏻

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@privateer177666]

Did a tuneup on a Rossi 45 LC. She’s now got the smoothest action west o’the Missippy…. Thanx for sharing Brotherman.

[@donaldmyck4296]

I have a Rossi 92. It's a short rifle, a rifle with a 20" barrel. I love the gun

[@Wildwest89]

Excellent little rifles, replacing the plastic follower made a big difference. If your action is rough when new work it a bunch.

[@Leverguns50]

Thanks for the information

[@eddieb1766]

You run a levergun like it's an extension of your arm. My 45 Colt Rossi 92 is my favorite rifle. It does everything I need it to in a handy package. I own many others, but I grab the Rossi most of the time.

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you, it’s a really handy gun to grab when the critters are getting into the chickens

[@eddieb1766]

@@Leverguns50 I agree. I've got a Marbles Bullseye on mine. I need to find a flashlight mount.

[@earlmorrison7833]

I have the Rossi rifle model in 45 colt. After I took all the burrs off ,it really slicked up and it's real nice shooter. Thanks for the video !!

[@Leverguns50]

You are welcome

[@thetraveler5798]

Lever Rifle, Eternal Classic Rifle ! Rest my Case . . !

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@JDWard-Jeepster]

I always have wanted one of these in .44 Magnum with 20" barrel in Stainless of course.

[@Leverguns50]

That would be a very handy package

[@factorybear5264]

This is gonna make my morning but unfortunately I’ll have to watch it later because i have to clock into work in 4 minutes

[@williebulletman5217]

I would be proud to own ether one of those rifles great video

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@billdye3530]

I have the 20 inch in 357/38 special. Mine has the lighter Brazilian hardwood stock with squared top. Have thought about refinishing it in mahogany stain & rounding top off. Squared top just fits different to cheek. Very fast times sir. 👍

[@Leverguns50]

38 357 is a good combination, thank you

[@carveyhoffman6516]

Have the triplets one each in stainless 20 in barrel 357 mag 44 mag and 454 love them all. Wouldn't take anything for them especially the 454.

[@davidwayne9982]

I love watching you do the double shot technique... LOVE THAT. :) i loved my m92, 20" barrell in .45. Wish I had another-- but guess I'll have to get Winchester-- since Rossi won't make the one I want any more.

[@milesmanges]

I own the 454 casull rossi, but I mostly shoot 45 colt, and this little rifle has been everything I've ever wanted in a lever gun, the action has broken in lovely

[@Leverguns50]

That’s awesome

[@milesmanges]

@@Leverguns50 You're awesome! Keep these videos coming, try some light grain lead, see if you can push 3000 fps with the Rossi

[@razieldrakis]

Is your .454 casull Rossi 92 a shorter carbine or the full length rifle size?

[@milesmanges]

@@razieldrakis i have either the 18.5 or 20 inch barrel, it feels and operates like a carbine I love it

[@johnskinner5206]

Is the 454casull more powerful? Just bought a 45lc

[@olhemi1]

Awesome Fun, Nice looking guns 🙂☕👍

[@alabamasmokeywilson6818]

New subscriber hear. Recently purchased a. 38 .357 20 inch stainless. I think I'm really going to like it. I went with this because I have a .38 and a. 357 revolver. Like the idea of having same calibers. They had a blue 44 magnum for the same price, it was tempting 🤔.

[@randlerichardson5826]

They are very very nice rifles thanks for sharing them to be safe and GOD BLESS y’all brother Amen 🙏

[@joebarrett5310]

Nice little rifles. And being stainless is a pretty cool take on the old 92. I have never seen a lever rifle in stainless with an octogon barrel. I like it! And wow that's some fast shooting ringing that steel! As always, I really enjoy your videos Sir. God bless and happy Thanksgiving from northern NY. 🍻

[@dphillips4351]

Rossi must have improved their quality control? Love my 73 Winchester’s in .45 colt, .357, my 94 in 38-55. My personal favorite in the 95 in .405. Great show once again!

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you, I think for the most part you start out with a rough action and then you make it into an awesome gun

[@dphillips4351]

@@Leverguns50 I agree they take a little work with a strip down and a little honing. In the .45 colt try some triple seven FFg to the base of the bullet and you have a great round with jacketed bullets. The crud is scrubbed out with the jacket and cleaning with about 3 to 4 wet patches make Triple seven a great powder. Think you will like it.

[@ZMOA2006]

Newer CBC made rifles are way better than older Taurus or Amadeo Rossi Models, action is nice and smooth as a Winchester

[@MrGrrtime]

They haven't. They're still rough and unreliable. These jag offs that claim they are great guns have never shot a great lever action.

[@dphillips4351]

@@MrGrrtime Doesn’t make them a jag off. I had just about every lever action from winchesters, browning, Uberti, Marlin, from .357 to .405. What gives you the right to call a person a jag off?

[@Boomhower89]

Your fast. I had to play you in slow speed to hear the second shot on the first one. Never owned a Rossi. They use to have a reputation as a low quality gun. but I believe they are the same company that makes Taurus pistols which were junk in the old days. Their quality has drastically improved to compete with other companies. A beautiful wood and great fit and trim. I would like to own one now.

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@ggwoutdoors2a]

Nice shootin Lever! I have the 92 carbine in 44 Mag. Kicks like a mule but love it.

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@bayouflats5054]

I have a Puma with the big lever loop carbine. Love it. Wish ammo was more abundant

[@Leverguns50]

Me too especially primers

[@back-woods]

My favorite version of the r92 was the 20" octagon barrel with the case hardened receiver but they don't make them anymore, i go back and forth on the 24" octagon barrel but I'll probably break down and buy 1, im trying to hold off to see if the "new" marlin/ruger is going to rerelease the 1894 cowboy

[@Leverguns50]

I’m sure Ruger will

[@jpstrand6734]

I have the ,357 in the 24" octagon stainless barrel, I really like it. I was also trying to find it with the case hardened finish 👍 A friend just bought an 1873 model Uberti for apx 1300 case hardened.

[@johnelder4273]

Nice shooting! Cool rifles.

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@daviddejong187]

Excellent vid and your doing some pretty fast shooting. I've refinished 2 Rossi's and while doing so I softened the blockiness if the stocks and fore ends. I think it makes a nice difference

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@Catgat37]

I am gonna go put one of these in .357 magnum on layaway tomorrow. Got hands on the 24" one today and although quite heavy, feels really good. The guy mentioned that they are supposed to get a 20" model in either today or tomorrow and are gonna give me a call.

[@Leverguns50]

That sounds like you’ll be set for a minute, Those are some really fine rifles, make sure you operate the action and look it over really good before you buy it, Some of them have been known to have kind rough action. But for the most part they’re well worth your money

[@Catgat37]

@@Leverguns50 They had 4 of the stainless 24" ones. This will actually be my first lever gun. But the action on these were much smoother than any Henrys that I have handled.

[@paulkenville445]

I've got the r92 44mag octagon 26" with a crescent butt stock I love it although the side gate broke at 250 rounds I replaced it and the new gate is much looser I like that 44 so much that I had to go get a henry 45-70 now I want a 30-30 as well

[@Leverguns50]

Sounds like you found out how fun lever actions really are

[@paulkenville445]

@@Leverguns50 yes sir and I've saved all my brass I'm hoping to start reloading once the shortages are over

[@randlerichardson5826]

Great looking guns brother. I’m wanting a lever gun in 44 magnum

[@Diemerstein]

When I purchased my lever action in .45 colt, the sales person said, if you want to know all there is to know about lever actions, there is a youtube channel called Leverguns 50, that is how I found out about you, love your channel. I had no idea there are that many different lever guns out there. My next purchase if I can ever find one, is a 454 casull or perhaps a 500 magnum. In the mean time, I was informed that you can get +P ammo that can come close to 454 casull, if so, does it make any sense in getting a 454 casull? Just how powerful does a 20 inch barreled .45 colt rifle get with hot loads?

[@Leverguns50]

Wow that’s cool where did you buy your gun at?

[@Diemerstein]

@@Leverguns50 Local gun store had a display model with a light scratch on the brass butt plate and receiver and managed to get a $100 discount, took me all but 20 minuted to completely buff it out.

[@milesmanges]

@@Diemerstein .45 colt as it is is not a pussy load, it was designed to explode in the chest cavity of horses, not only that .45 colt is ment to be reloaded, it is one of the most versatile cartridges and my absolute favorite, I own the .454 rossi and I mostly shoot 45 colt, the strong +P loads are on pare with heavy 454 grain loads without the recoil of a 240g xtp 454 going 1900 fps

[@Diemerstein]

@@milesmanges So I have 11 boxes of Buffalo Bore Deer Grenades, I have not tried those rounds yet, they are 260 grain bullets which according to Buffalo Bore have a muzzle velocity of about 1900 fps and muzzle energy of almost 2100 ft-lbs out of my 20 inch barrel, what kind of recoil should I expect? I have been shooting your basic off the shelve stuff and the recoil from that is no issue at all, but this Buffalo Bore stuff seems quite a bit hotter.

[@milesmanges]

@@Diemerstein I've been wanted to get my hands on those, no luck so far, but I'd imagine the recoil would be about the same, maybe a little easier, I bought an allen recoil pad for mine to limit the raise from recoil when shooting 454, works very well

[@Pkkct]

Great shooting!

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@PatRMG]

I love my 92. Wish it was stainless.

[@Leverguns50]

Love to see you run it with a timer, thank you for dropping in

[@joeevans1687]

I was looking for lower cost options for a matching SAA and Lever. I found my SAA 1st in a used EMF Alchemista in 45 Colt. So the hunt began for a 45 Colt Lever. I looked at a lot of used levers but always in the wrong caliber. Hit a gun show just down the road and a local Gunsmith had a table full of these. I will be honest, I was giving up on finding a 45 colt lever. And just seeing if he had a 44mag . Then I saw it...a 45 colt R92 Braztech stainless model with a round 20" barrel! So it went home with me and I ordered up some ammo from Freedom Munitions which was rated about 50 fps slower than Remington for under 1/2 the cost. 44 cents a round then. I have been looking at the Marble Arms Bullseye sight and some Skinner's to make it a bit more personal.

[@Leverguns50]

I personally don’t like the bull’s-eye sight very much for fast shooting I would go with a flat top rear side with a simple groove because for me the bull’s-eye is somewhat hard to see through and darker settings, but that’s me everybody’s different

[@Glad_I_Could_Help]

was looking at videos with the rossi and the octagon barrel and i got to say man got damn your quick with that lever, i had to do a double take to see you shot twice! lol

[@FingerAngle]

lol Watching as I fondle my Browning 92 in 357 mag. Man you're fast! I guess I need to pull my targets in, and see how I'm doing these days at close range. I have the 94ae carbine in 357 too. I did those "Charging Hog Drills" with them a while back. I broke the lifter on the Winchester, but was able to fix it. I also found two stainless steel lifters for it out of Europe, just in case I break it again. I need to pull it back apart and file the bolt interface tab down a little bit more, creep up on the proper tolerances. It's a bit stiff. It was the faster of the 2 in the drills, till I broke it! lol

[@CWR66]

I have the same Rossi rifle in 44 magnum only mine is blued. I also have their Rio Bravo 22 rifle which is a very accurate little rifle. After the Holidays I am planning to get their 357 magnum carbine.

[@fernandonando7380]

Obrigado por mostrar a excelente performance da puma Rossi belas armas.

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@jungleno.]

"Puma" is trademarked by Legacy Sports Int'l. Same with "M92". All current production models are distributed by Braztech(Taurus Brazil) and are designated "R92" and cannot use the Puma name.

[@hazcat640]

I have a blued 454/45 Rossi. It came with a 16.5 ported barrel and HiViz sights. I changed it to peeps.

[@Leverguns50]

I hope to get one like that one day, i’m glad you’re enjoying that one

[@gunnwild1]

Personally I like the rifle over the carbine, I prefer a longer barrel and crescent stock on a lever gun

[@Leverguns50]

Me too

[@geoffreyjones2000]

My Rossi 92 rifle is chambered in 38spl-357mag and is blued

[@Leverguns50]

That’s a cool combo there

[@theoriginalOSOK]

The fastest leverguns are the 1873 models with the short stroke packages installed - for cowboy action shooting. The Marlin Cowboy is the next fastest and the 92 and others are behind that - why? The length of throw of the lever - it's that simple. I used to own a Marlin Cowboy 45 Colt (boy do I miss that) and I just bought a Rossi blued 20" carbine in 45 Colt. I am impressed with the fit and finish of my new Rossi - much improved over the old Puma and the front sight is dovetailed in the barrel as is proper. The markings on mine are all on the left side of the barrel... Rossi R92 .45 Colt - Made in Brazil by CBC (top line) and Braztech International Bainbridge GA (bottom line). The front sight has a brass bead and the stock in dark with reddish cast more like the rifle you are shooting. The buttstock is flat on the top but it's rounded nicely... like I said the fit and finish is superb. The forestock is nice and sveldt too. Oh, and the loading gate is not sharp - it's been deburred - so it seems that Taurus has been listening to customer feedback. I highly recommend these to anyone interested = they are worth more than the price ($700) these days.

[@Leverguns50]

Wonder which lever action can be shot the fastest producing the highest muzzle energy in 2 seconds

[@357bullfrog9]

I looked at one of those in 45 colt and messed up and let it get away. Been kicking myself ever since

[@No1Bigbear]

Is there a big accuracy difference at closer ranges? I imagine that longer ranges it would be better...You're the professor..I like the way you teach!

[@ThecrazyScotsman]

Both really nice lever guns, rifle definitely nicer overall

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@WMDTVIDS]

That's some good work! love the multiple target work too. I've decided that i'm going to do an intensive study on the 94 in 30-30 ( i am WAY envious of your TD 38-55, by the way! Looking for a 30-30 TD to scratch that itch), most of the " fast' lever work we see is handgun calibers, i want to see if one can get nearly as quick with a rifle cartridge. Also want to get it dialed in out to 300 yards with my 170 Gr load, and do the same with the hornady FTX for comparison.

[@jamestoth1256]

Good shooting.

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@Ira88881]

This is in my letter for Santa to bring me, but because I’m a little old guy, I’m leaning towards the carbine. 45 Colt. Were the levers the same size? Maybe it’s just me, but in the video, the loop looked a little larger on the rifle. Also, isn’t it very possible that design attributes on both have been changed compared to the models you show here? It’s not like Taurus/Rossi is sticking to any kind of old world authenticity with these guns, or consistency from model year to model year.

[@jh5869]

Dang, Chuck Connors!!😂🤠😎👍🏼 Great shooting, Brother! I reckon I need to practice!

[@Leverguns50]

I think we all need to do some more practicing

[@johngallagher2313]

I have the Rossi in 357 and have thought about getting a 45. The only thing stopping me is that I have about reached lever gun overload. If such a thing is possible. LOL My 357 is a 16 inch version and is handy as a pocket on a shirt. Accurate and fun. Somewhat hard loading as most 357's are.

[@Leverguns50]

I need to get one with a 16 inch barrel and see how I would like it, sounds like more fun than you can shake a stick at

[@OKBushcraft]

I love my .357 16" I highly recommend it. I'd like one in 45lc or .44mag

[@kevincallahan1607]

@@Leverguns50 the Rossi triple black r92 ,16" barrel is awesome.... smooth out of the box

[@rickrogers8455]

Have a Rossi carbine in 45 colt. Love the gun ammo can be a little pricey to shoot and hard to find. Everyone wants to shoot it at the range

[@adrianotero7963]

I'm between the 16 and 20 inch in 357....any advice.....thanks

[@chrischiampo7647]

😀😮😮😮😀 Got To Like The Rossi Clones

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@jasonanders7003]

If you work the action properly how reliable are these Rossis? I can take my Marlin apart easily in the field to clear a jam. I like the 92 design for its ease of handling and weight but worry about jamming while a pissed off hog is bearing down on you.

[@Leverguns50]

I would feel perfectly safe using the gun anywhere but upside down, I’m shot thousands of rounds and I can’t remember having any jams, It might have when I use the 405 grain bullet but I don’t remember if I have any problem, And since it’s open top and you can get your fingers in there pretty easy it’s easy to fix

[@jasonanders7003]

@@Leverguns50 Thanks!

[@arpadlimanagy7018]

Você tem duas Carabina uma em 20" e outra com 24", aí têm projétil com 158 e 180 grans, qual das pontas têm maior poder de penetração balística tanto na Argila e Gelatina ???

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

Wicked quick . Your rifle has octagnal barrel too .like mine

[@Leverguns50]

It does

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

24 inch

[@OKBushcraft]

Impressive.

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@bretrobinson4897]

I love mine. Thanks for doing so much with the Rossi. I would like to get a carbine next, however the prices have skyrocketed!

[@Leverguns50]

You are welcome

[@bretrobinson4897]

I am actually thinking about replacing the rear buck tail site with one I saw on target suites site the marbles bulls eye.

[@mediumjumbo7484]

Yepp. Rossi msrp on these starts at about 8 bills now :(

[@richardcolligon4277]

Have you ever looked into a Cody Matic job from Cody Cowboy shop in West Virginia. He does work on all kind's of cowboy firearm's.

[@Leverguns50]

No I haven’t, can he make it a short stroke lol

[@richardcolligon4277]

@@Leverguns50 oh yeah, that's what make's it a Cody Matic. I only know of one video on KZbin, just say Cody Matic and it will come up. They have a link in the description, the video is about 7 year's old. He'll do single action revolver's also.

[@billschwab9036]

Impressive shooting! What is your practicing regiment like? How often do you practice and how much is live fire versus dry fire?

[@Leverguns50]

Haven’t really done a lot of practicing mostly just when I make a video, I think I wanna do some practice and see if I can cut it down to 9/100 of a second, anyhow that’s my goal

[@4440pvc]

I've shot the Rossi 92s in the past and would own one but I would never trade my Marucu Winchester 92s in 357 & 44 much smother actions and nicer fit and finish.

[@Leverguns50]

I don’t blame you a 92 Winchester is always better than a Rossi 92

[@justinweaver8787]

Love these but idk where to even buy Rossi anymore???

[@Leverguns50]

I would imagine the local sporting good store I could order them

[@justinweaver8787]

@@Leverguns50 they dont seem to want to order anything they dont stock i dont understand it

[@Catgat37]

@@justinweaver8787 That is stupid of them. Have you tried gunbroker?

[@justinweaver8787]

@@Catgat37 no was hoping to buy local if at all possible but may have to try that that.

[@Catgat37]

@@justinweaver8787 where is local to you?

[@davidwayne9982]

I had a m92 modiigied with large loop lever and set screw like the RIFLEMAN-- and could flip with with both hands-- (20inch barrell, in .45) and fired it MUCH better than Chuck did (he was an actor- I have done trick shooting since I was 5).. I could rapid fire it from the hip with a 2 inch grouping at 75 yards... (before my accident. I got mashed between two trucks in 99 and am pretty well disabled.).. had to sell my rifle to help pay for the damn bill.. I want another one-- but guess I'll have to get a WINCHESTER. they are made in JAPAN now- but everyone I spoke with say they're better than the originals..... we'll see. I want a .44-40

[@Leverguns50]

Man I’m glad you made it, sounds like a terrible accident, did 92 Winchester’s made in Japan are superb, they did a really good job.

[@davidwayne9982]

@@Leverguns50 THAT is what everybody says-- so i'm going for it soon as I can.. :) THANKS.. Yea, I did " make it"- walked out two weeks later just like I told that Doc that wanted me to make a will!! ha. Told him he better not be between me and the door when I did!! ha. It's been REALLY hard-- even now I have days I hurt so back- can barely tolerate it- even with NLP/hypnosis..

[@jimecristos6]

What's the difference between the carbine and the rifle?

[@Leverguns50]

The main difference is the barrel length, carbine barrel links are 20 inches, and the carbine has barrel bands, and around barrel, rifle has a log for the tube magazine and the octagon barrel of 24 inches, the rifle actually holds 13 rounds in the magazine, and the carbine 10, historically with lever action rifles, head between 24 and 30 inch barrels and carbines had from 22 to 20 barrels trappers had shorter barrels, like 18 to 12 inch

[@briankerr4512]

pretty guns

[@Leverguns50]

Thank you

[@johnhadzinski6180]

any idea where i might find a rifle in stock?

[@adrianotero7963]

I'm between the 357 and the 44 mag in a stainless steel 20 inch.....would be a plinker and occasional hunting gun......have discarded the .45 LC due to availability of ammo.....

[@jw-sigp2258]

I absolutely love Rossi model 92 rifles and carbines. I actually just did a video on my model 92 in 357 mag if you wanted to check it out. By the way this video was fantastic!

[@andrewvu1752]

Which would you recommend for hunting? I'm 5'5

[@Leverguns50]

Either one of them would work for you, but if you prefer lighter the carbine

[@andrewvu1752]

@@Leverguns50 k

[@damrgee8279]

Do you clean the spring tube?

[@Leverguns50]

If I feels any grit in it i’ll take it apart and clean it every bit of it

[@damrgee8279]

@@Leverguns50 So I clean after every Range visit should I include the tube with the cleaning

[@Leverguns50]

@@damrgee8279 this thing gets shot sometimes on a daily basis, A lot of times it’s only one shot at an Armadilla or like yesterday I had to take out a coyote with it, in those cases I don’t clean it after it’s shot, but if I shoot it a lot making a video or something I will

[@damrgee8279]

@@Leverguns50 Tu appreciate it

[@Earlthepear69]

Can it handle the + P ammo? Im waiting on a reply from Rossi on this.

[@Leverguns50]

Yes

[@Earlthepear69]

@@Leverguns50 After talking to them on the phone... Thats a No.... They said it says they can, but they said it would void the warranty.

[@Leverguns50]

@@Earlthepear69 most of the time reloads voids the warranty, regardless, and that’s all a shoot

[@FingerAngle]

I need to find a 45 colt levergun to go with my single action colt 45.

[@Leverguns50]

You sure do

[@chrisgabbert658]

I like the rifle but the carbine is nice. 👍😊

[@jesseboutdoors]

These are great looking guns and I wouldn’t mind one in 357 magnum 👍🏻🇺🇸

[@Leverguns50]

A friend of mine always had one in 357 makes a really handy package

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Got myself a new Miroku in 357, "short rifle". Haven't fired it yet, but looking forward to it. With Underwood and Buffalo Bore, the velocities in 158gr can be really wild, easily over 2000 fps.

[@mediumjumbo7484]

They are fun for sure. Shooting lrnfp out in the yard has a pop, but no crack like a 22lr. Gr8 fun and accurate too ;)

[@dbx1233]

Lucas Mcain called and said, "challenge accepted." Mark didn't say anything.

[@geraldbodnar2718]

I've got the 20" in 357 !

[@Leverguns50]

I think that’s one of the really handy as calibers specially if you hunt small game too

[@HobbiesHobo]

Good day Leverguns!

[@tommcqueen3145]

👍

[@exothermal.sprocket]

Do you have a levergun in .357magnum?

[@Leverguns50]

Not at this time

[@exothermal.sprocket]

@@Leverguns50 Okay thanks. Was wondering if I'd see one on the channel. .357magnum is so capable in all the stats and numbers I've looked into.

[@ChargerusPrime]

I want a rossi r92 in 454 casull. 20 inch carbine model, 10+1 rounds of 454 casull which is a proven elephant, hippo, lion, rhino and cape Buffalo killer. It'll drop ANYTHING on the face of the earth and anything in North America too.

[@rtaggs8178]

Those two look like regular rifles to me. Now my Rossi 16 in barreled 44 Magnum thats an example of a carbine.

[@Leverguns50]

Generally rifles have a 26 to 24 inch barrel carbines have between 22 to 20 inch barrel trappers have 14 to 16 inch barrels

[@fdmackey3666]

Ah hell...Here we go....I've been circling the R-92 in it's various calibers for years now. I SHOULD have purchased the new in the box Puma chambered in .44-40 way back in 1985 that I found buried under a ton of other new rifles in a little gun shop in Texas while I was stationed at Fort Hood....But I loved my daughter more than I wanted that carbine and bought the poodle puppy she wanted for her birthday instead. Now, I think I'll get off my butt and see if I can find an R-92 just for grins and chuckles and for old times sake....But that safety will have to go at some point. I think I'll focus on one in either .44 Magnum or maybe .357 or .45 Colt....There, see what you've done?

[@larryalexander4833]

Yes sir fellow I Texas makes a plug kit to delete the safety

[@randlerichardson5826]

Morning brother

[@greywuuf]

I want to see the same "test" run with a ranch hand lol

[@Leverguns50]

That would be fun

[@bigtrev761]

🇦🇺😎👍Nice

[@Leverguns50]

Thanks for the visit

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

Want one in 454 casull

[@Leverguns50]

That would be a whole Lotta fun

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

Yup 1700 fps 240 grain out of a 6.5 inch ruger got to wonder what it would be like out of 24 inch barrel

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

And thats not even a hot load

[@jerrybushey6654]

Has anyone tested the new stainless steel grey laminate stock big loop .357 that Rossi just started making in 2022 ?

[@Leverguns50]

I don’t know I would love to test it

[@jerrybushey6654]

Just got one last weekend here in Vermont a little pricey $850 msrp is $1050 beautiful rifle fit and finish is as good as my dad’s old Winchester 94 that was made in 1944

[@Digitalmanne]

I have the .44 mag..... Jams and will not chamber 50% of the time. Took it apart and there was ruff milling, and metal shavings in it. Cleaned and filed things.... Still not worth taking out to shoot

[@jamespollard1670]

You don't need no stinking AR . 😁

[@Leverguns50]

I know that’s right

[@Fux9999]

Don't show how fast you are in public 5:00. Because if the Democrats see the video, they think lever actions are faster than AR15's and they will try to ban your militay style assault levergun.

[@Leverguns50]

We can’t be afraid and had her head in the sand, we gotta fight this thing head on, there’s an old saying you can’t win a war that hasn’t started

[@arectechafterwork9772]

Yep, we know how bad a shot you are! Keep trying and you'll get good one of these days! 😂 Really wish I could shoot that bad.

[@Leverguns50]

One day I’ll learn how to shoot

[@arectechafterwork9772]

@@Leverguns50 Love your videos! :)

[@tvincent1650]

Handling a loaded rifle while testing triggers is a bad idea.... wow

[@Leverguns50]

You always need to keep your rifle loaded. You never know when you have to defend yourself. You just unload it when you’re ready to test it and then you reloaded as quick as you can. Otherwise you might get gun down

[@MercyMinister]

.45 Colt? This isn't something I would ever be interested in. Thanks anyway.

[@Leverguns50]

Did you like the 53 in 25-20? Because I have some more videos coming up with it and the 92 in 32-20

[@MercyMinister]

@@Leverguns50, yes. I like everything about the .25-20 WCF and .32-20 WCF. I used to have a 92 in .25-20 and currently have a Win. 73 and Marlin 1894 in .32-20.

[@exothermal.sprocket]

I'd say anything with 150 yards with appropriate loads in 45 Colt is a gonner. Even big beasts. Opening sequence of this video gives the viewer a little better idea of the horsepower, and he's not even shooting high pressure loads. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jabJiaaQfNisoZo

[@kneejerkmoderate]

The big question is, Who cares about this fast action lever crap? Get at AR.

[@Leverguns50]

I do because ar are so not fun to shoot and these are

[@kneejerkmoderate]

@@Leverguns50 Allrighty, then.

[@MrGrrtime]

Rossi's are pieces of shyt. No serious CAS shooter uses them. Break one and try and find parts...

[@Leverguns50]

A customer of of the company I work for, won the cowboy action shooting here in Alabama, and he both uses them and smooth them up for people, he claims they’re really good guns once you smooth them up, however, I would prefer a Winchester, but he puts aftermarket parts in them,too so obviously you can get parts

[@cottontop912]

Henry is better

[@Leverguns50]

I respect your thoughts can you explain what’s better? about a henry. my henry is a lot slower to shoot because it has an 8 1/2 inch stroke versus 6 1/2 for the Rossi it’s also a lot heavier, end it has a longer but weaker action, because The Rossi will shoot the 454 with a 65,000 psi, that being said there’s nothing wrong with the henry. I’m just curious what your thoughts are and why you like it more, I personally like all lever actions