Rossi 1892 - at wits end with this thing!

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I have a Brazztech/Rossi/Taurus M92 in .357 mag with a problem, and I can't figure out what it is.

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Looks like the round slips under the ejector as soon as it pops out of the mag tube. It's happened twice now, and the only way I could clear it the last time was to disassemble the whole freaking gun. It's chewing up the brass pretty bad, and I'm nervous as heck about having a live round jammed up like that. Any advice? :confused:
 
How many rounds have been through it? Also, has anything been touched before other than disassembly/assembly? Never done work on 92s or 86s specifically, but I have some experiance with leverguns, so I'll try to help if I can.
 
1911Tuner said:
Bad cartridge stop. Either broken or badly worn...but likely broken.
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Thats what I figured from what he posted. Badly worn or bent stop, thats why I asked how many rounds through it. Wanted to see how well used it is before I said anything. :)

Happy shooting.
 
Thanks for the tips and advice, everyone. I'm fascinated by this action, which I probably wouldn't have given much thought to if this hadn't happened. :D
 
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