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Rossi R92 .357 Mag
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Rossi R92 .357 Mag

Model: 923572013

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10
CAPACITY
20.0"
BARREL
6.2
LBS
Lever Action
ACTION
.357 Mag
CALIBER
$841
MSRP

Full Specifications

Action Type Lever Action
Trigger Single Action
Safety Manual Thumb Safety
Optic Ready No
Overall Length (Stock Extended) 37.2"
Barrel Length 20.0"
Height 7.8"
Width 1.5"
Weight 98.9 oz (6.18 lbs)
Length of Pull 12.75"
Receiver Material Alloy Steel
Receiver Finish Polished Black Oxide
Barrel Material Alloy Steel
Barrel Finish Polished Black Oxide
Twist Rate 1:30" RH
Stock Material Hardwood
Country of Origin Brazil
Includes: Rifle, cable lock, owner's manual

About This Firearm

The Rossi R92 is a hardwood-stocked lever-action .357 Magnum built for cowboy action shooting and close-cover deer. It has an MSRP of $840.99. Rossi builds it on the model 92 lever action, and at 6.18 lbs with ten rounds in the tube it is lighter than either rifle it is compared with here.

It comes sighted with a drift-adjustable front and an adjustable buckhorn rear. A manual thumb safety is fitted, which neither of the other .357 lever guns here has in any form. Check the receiver for drilled and tapped holes before ordering a scope base or a receiver sight, and check the muzzle for threads before buying a brake.

If you're cross-shopping, the Henry Big Boy carries a brass receiver and 2.50 lbs more weight on the same barrel length and the same ten-round tube. The Winchester 1873 has an MSRP of $1,499.99, weighs 1.07 lbs more and has no safety of any kind.

Best For

GOOD
Woods/Saddle Carry
At 37.2 inches it is the shape the 92 action was designed for, and the thumb safety means it can ride with a round chambered.
GOOD
Competition
Short, light and chambered for a revolver cartridge, which cowboy action shooting calls for. A full tube runs a stage without a reload.
FAIR
Hunting (Deer/Elk)
.357 Magnum out of a 20-inch barrel is a close-cover deer cartridge and nothing more. With nothing fitted for an optic, a hunter is working with the buckhorn rear sight.

Strengths & Limitations

Strengths
  • Polished black oxide covers frame and barrel together, which is a plain finish that wears evenly.
  • Chambered for .38 Special +P as well as .357 Magnum, so cheap practice and full-power loads feed from the same tube.
  • It costs several hundred dollars less than either rifle it competes with here, on the same proven 92 pattern action.
Limitations
  • The hardwood stock is plain, so fit and finish vary more than on the dearer rifles here.
  • At 6.18 lbs, full-power .357 Magnum loads recoil more here than in the heavier rifles beside it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Why is the twist so slow?

At 1:30 right hand it is slow even for handgun bullets. The Henry Big Boy uses 1:16 and the Winchester 1873 1:18.75, so the longest .357 bullets are not what this barrel was cut for.

Where is the safety?

A thumb button at the rear of the receiver, above the hammer.

What is the receiver made of?

Alloy steel, the same as the barrel, under the polished black oxide finish.