Rossi's are so "hit and miss". I have one that's pretty close to perfect. Feeds everything. On the other hand, some guys were making money on videos on how to fix and tune them. I think the '92 is a design that requires hand fitting at the factory. I believe the Rossi factory just assembles them, maybe runs a couple of dummy cartridges through and calls it good.
When you get one that works well, like mine, I think that means that all the parts just happened to all fall into spec/tolerances by chance. ? I would never let my Rossi go, but I understand not wanting to take the gamble.