Well, I did it!

[SFC]

I bought a Puma 1892 today.  The action feels smooth, but a little tighter than the Uberti rifles I have handled or owned in the past.  I see Brownells sells a spring kit for it from Lee's gunsmithing. I may give new springs a try.  Wolff springs sure helped out my cowboy action revolvers.  The Uberti rifles I have owned before were horribly dirty inside, so I'll tear this one down and check it out.  I don't expect it to be near as dirty. 

[Ten Wolves Fiveshooter]

                                    Good for you pard, I know you're going to be happy 



                                                               tEN wOLVES 

[Silver Creek Slim]

Congrats pard.

Slim

[Major E A Sterner]

Good choice,I have always used the Lee's Springs for any Rossi 92 that I slicked up, They all came out great. Now if you want some easy to follow directions, go here for instructions on how to slick it up

http://www.cascity.com/cgi-bin/news/print.pl?article=10

[Marshal J.D.Lightning]

great rifle 

Had mine for over 5 years now & it hasn't failed me once  Eats anything I feed it & keeps coming back for more.

Nothing has ever broken on it & nothing has had to be repaired  Smoooth action right out of the box.

You'll enjoy playing with it 

Take care, shoot straight & enjoy them cowboy guns !!!!!

Lightning

[RRio]

You won't be sorry. I like using my on CAS better than my '66.

[slap happy]

I've had my puma 45 colt for a month shot over 500 rounds thru it with out any problems. the more i shoot it the smoother it get's. thanks mb

[Four Eyed Floyd]

Go here for 92 slicking. Steve sells parts that are simple to add and you can get a DVD that walks you through many process's to upgrade at home. http://www.stevesgunz.com/

[Four Eyed Floyd]

Slicked up and a 3/4 loop.

[Black Powder]

That's the look! 

BP

[Relentless Renegade]

Can't go wrong with the Lee spring kit. It made  world of differance in mine.
I did go back to the factory trigger spring as the Lee was really light.