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I havent shot mine a whole lot. Only about 40 times. But i havent had a jam yet, that said ive been using the factory hornady 300gr handgun hunter ammo and the winchester 250gr power point. I have a rossi 92 in 44 mag that has a spring kit and its butter smooth but it will not feed a gummy tip or round nose bullets.

Why is the kid in this video?

do your research before you get one.

why buy something that always has issues?

This isn't fair to Rossi and you're a dumbass

Living in California I was wondering when someone would do this. I like that it's more simple than the Fightlite Herringbone will be. Not everything has to imitate an AR. Replacement magazines from Magpul - $15.

Where did you install the vacuum control module? I have an extended cab truck and was looking for some ideas on where to install that. Thanks in advance!

Correction, sir, the barrel IS free floated.

Finally, a video without a can, at least in some parts. Mine is on order.

I’ve been trying to find one. Where did you get yours?

Love my Henry supreme

This has to be one of my favorite Smok'n Jay's video's. Great review and I think I want to get one of these.

Damn you got a lot of guns. You should do a little tour of your gun room.

Well done. Single group promoters are useless reviewers. A multiple group target is more representative of cartridge and load.

R u a heavy smoker.

Thats savage

Nice balanced review of the Henry supreme. The .223 Rem/5.56 NATO & 300 blackout as the starting calibers was a funding/demand reason. They likely wouldn't have had the needed return on investment if they did something like 6.5 Grendel or 6mm ARC as the first two calibers. That's why they said more calibers are coming. Doing a 6.5 Creedmore or .308 Win/7.62 NATO may require substantial engineering re-work for both the chamber pressures involved and the travel distance of the bolt carrier in conjunction of the lever.

you are a very good student.....and you got the best instructor too

Take detailed photos/scan the vectors with your phone sell or print the files infinite money glitch

Maybe I misunderstood, BUT, did you say that, when you bought the boat, your dealer included winterizing and summerizing, each year, included in the purchase price? I understand that Yamaha offers "bonus" extended warranty, but who includes winter service, free of charge?

What the name of the start of the video music?

Mine is in 44 mag. It cycles brass just fine. I wonder if the problem is the thinner rim on .45 brass. Back in the old west no one chambered a lever gun in Colt .45.

Make my day......punk!

I bet the kid can count to nine.

Just an observation: the smaller 45-70 black powder will foul the chamber and 45-90 won t chamber. Make sure to clean the chamber well.

Those bullets look way to long

I had the exact same one. Had it less than one winter and traded it in. The plastic drive gears/wheels for the track drive cracked/snapped into pieces twice. I also had issues with heavy wet snow.

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Hell with the stove I want your garage. I also want what's outside of it. Where did I go wrong in life.

I can tell everything you’re whining about. You’re just a girly man. It’s a damn good rifle. I got one haven’t had a problem with it and if you’re kind of country boy, the book sites are just fine.

I paid about 350 for mine. Fantastic gun no complaints

My loads out of lyman are faster than i expected 2200 fps 400 grain gaschecked hard cast

Mine is 5 years old now shoot. Very accurate 400 grain gaschecked hard cast 2200 fps

Thanks for your advice! I just did my rear breaks. It was easy. Also I used a wood clamp to compress the caliper piston. Thanks again.

The door and the lever are charasteric of model 92, recoil is what you get for having that round in a 6 pound gun. It is a good gun for zombies and ptotection of bears.

thank goodness for the internet, you just saved ma a grand, i will never buy a rossi , thanks brother

not bad as far as startup volume

I’ve had the same machine for about 4-5 seasons, it definitely works better with deeper snow. My chief complaint with it is that the cable that turns the chute left and right does not stay inside the crank….its almost like it shrunk. Can’t find a new one online, I can only find the cables that raise and lower the chute.

Have you tested the velocity and have you gel tested it

Changed one side drove it and the grinding noise got louder hope it goes away when I do the other side

The Graphine CS3 is amazing. The shine it leaves behind is very good but it's the lubricity of this product that blows me away. It's a bit pricey but Adams is having 25 percent off a gallon plus you get a free 16oz. spray bottle. Highly recommended product. No, I don't work for Adams I just like to pass along good product experiences!

Just use isopropyl alcohol if you vape. Works great and its cheap.

New wording on website under FAQ = How does the scrambler work? The scrambler does not hide your speed from police radar, it does extend the time that it takes for police radar to display your speed

And she is sounding mean bro!

Just keep adding things for the race with the stang next year!!

I’ve got a boat load of 45 Colt ammo. I’ve yet to decide: buy a gun chambered for 45 Colt, or sell the ammo. God knows I don’t need another pistol.

Nice machine, and just to clarify it's Cub Cadet, not Club Cadet

That sux sorry to hear about the problems. You should not have to force it to feed. I have one i must have got lucky. Mine runs flawless right out of the box. I did have a problem with spin cocking it but it was never designed to be spin cocked so i cant blame them for that i did modify the lifter and got it to spin cock reliably. Hope you get it resolved if you havent already.

I am lever gun collector and a gunsmith. I own several original marlins and Winchesters '76, '86, '92 and '94's and my newest one is a 1892 manufactured in 1974... I have 2 Rossi 92's stainless and blued in 357 both 20" barrel and 16" barrel and 2 stainless and blued 92's in 454casull, both 20" barrel... All of my newer Rossi's are really good quality for their price points... my oldest Rossi is an early 357 and it was pretty rough when I got it. After I slicked it up, it is a fine shooter now... For the price of an original Winchester 92 that will bring close to 4k... not really a bump around the truck kind of gun.. But all my Rossi's were well under 1k so they are ones you can take out shoot the heck out of them, drag them through the dirt on the tractor etc... and surprisingly mine have thousands of rounds through them with zero issues... The Rossi's become considerably much smoother actions and easier to load the more they get broken in... I say don't judge them to harshly until you have time to shoot and work the stiffness out of the actions... These are mass produced firearms that are not hand fitted and finished, so they need that break in for them to slick up on their own... or you can find a good gunsmith to slick them up if you don't want to shoot them enough to get them to smooth out.

I am having the same issues with my R92 45lc. I subbed you. Thanks for the vid.