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spuznick242 · 10-07-2012, 05:44 PM

Than ks for all the advice guys! I ended up taking out the pins holding in the arm and bending the arm straight but it must have been a factory issue since it still was binding up, one of the holes for pin in the arm was drilled in the wrong location. I ended up turning the portion of the pin that the ejector slides on a few thousands to free it up.

My only compliant is the trigger pull, its almost too light, the hammer falls every other time when drop testing it but I have yet to check for primer hits.

10-07-2012, 05:44 PM	#12
spuznick242 Member Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Eastern PA Posts: 14	Re: Rossi 92 Ejector Binding Than ks for all the advice guys! I ended up taking out the pins holding in the arm and bending the arm straight but it must have been a factory issue since it still was binding up, one of the holes for pin in the arm was drilled in the wrong location. I ended up turning the portion of the pin that the ejector slides on a few thousands to free it up. My only compliant is the trigger pull, its almost too light, the hammer falls every other time when drop testing it but I have yet to check for primer hits.