I am sorry to say (type) that I would not buy the current Winchester 94 made in Japan. I will consider buying the Mossberg 464. The stainless steel does look nice.

I have basic cable (no box) with 62 channels. I watch the four big networks and two or three cable channels. Like most of you, I remember The Rifleman with great fondnous. Bonanza was another I watched regularly. I do not get the cable channels dedicated to the old western TV shows. I too watched De...

Yes you should join the club. I love mine. The best of the clones, and the way some members talk, even better than the original.

Buck, I am sorry to hear this. May she be in everlasting peace.

Sent and done. Best wishes to you.

NKJ, how is the knee coming along? It is good to read your posts again.

COSteve, beautiful guns. I have a Rossi 92 with 16 inch barrel and a Uberti Catleman with 4 3/4 inch barrel, both in .45 colt. They are a blast to shoot. I have not attempted anything past 100 yards, the Rossi is spot on, the Uberti hasn't hit anything out that far. Is it the gun, or is it the shoot...

Prayers sent, May God bless your beautiful Kathe.

And I thought lead could kill a person ...

I own a Cimarron model 1892, have only shot 10-15 rounds thru it. Not enough to state or say any issues. But I do not shoot SASS or cowboy action of any kind. Leaf springs may not be as strudy as coil springs. IMO, this may be the cause of some of the Italian issues. But let me assure you, I will ha...

Great news, all is well. Best wishes to you and your family.

If I didn't know better, I'd say COSteve works for Nate. But seriously, he is the Rossi specialist. By the way, Nate has not been around lately. Anybody heard from resently?

drg416 may well be a troll. He/she has not responded to any of these posts. Hobie is human, he will continue to do the best he can. Live and learn. Now what about those bears and the best caliber?

LK, where did you "go" during the weekend?

Bumped. Where is that 1,000 hit?

Uberti does not make a Model 1892 replica, but Chiappa Firearms does. Chiappa is from Italy also.

Greetings and thank you to 336A. After looking at the picture of his model 185k, I thought I knew that shotgun. My father has a Mossberg model 190, now it is in my possession, so you can say I have the model 190. She is rough, stock has dents and scratches, and there is rust on the barrel. But I wil...

While there were many excellent guns in the old west (pre civil war), it was the self contain metallic cartridge that made firearms a huge sucess. Winchester with the .44 wcf and Colt SAA with the .45 colt. This may account for there popularity in books and movies.

Winchester 1892, and the 1886 for that matter, were the leader in design and strength. Marlin was trying to play catch-up. While I like the idea of made in America, as already said, it doesn't really mean anything today. There has always been a global economy, remember John Browning even went to Eur...

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with siblings Browning and Rossi

I can not get this photo thing figured out, went to Photo Bucket, but can't get registered. Which internet server/service did you use?

Photos, i'm working on it. Soon.

Bought a Cimarron model 1892 S.R.C. with ladder sights. I am about to embarasse myself, but I don't know how to use them. Please be kind enough to help a novice. Thank you.

Adding pictures per moderators request.

There is nothing wrong with Marlins, they are excellent guns. But the model 92 has the looks and strength, my vote is Rossi.

Twoguns, In my message/entry "Model 92 mainspring replacement" is similar to your question. I feel the mainspring in my Browning is too stout for smooth cycling. What I want to do is find a replacement mainspring and found something I hope would work at Brownells. I would perfer not to cut...

Hagler (Shawn), just read my e-mail. Thank you, but I down-loaded a manual two months ago. Thank you for your help.

Both are excellent choices in ammo. Give it six months, then make your decision.

I have a Rossi 92 .45 colt and it discolors the brass on the Winchester Cowboy loads. I did not notice anything unusual with Conbon or Buffalo Bore.

Hagler and Dude, thank you for your thoughts and advice. I can change parts, put gunsmithing is a new adventure for me. I am looking to do as little disassembling as possible.

I have two model 92 carbines, one Rossi 92 16 inch barrel .45 colt, the other a Browning B92 20 inch barrel .44 magnum. The browning is very rough compared to the Rossi. I have in my posession Steve Young's Rossi dvd, safety plug, ejector spring, replacement mag follower. After viewing the dvd and r...