UPDATE: Rossi Ranch Hand Mares Leg

[Hungsolo]

Mine does this. I can load 6, but if I stop, I cannot load anymore

[mrak]

Mine does this. I can load 6, but if I stop, I cannot load anymore

that is the way they are as well as most lever tube guns

[bandit86]

that is the way they are as well as most lever tube guns

My marlin 1895 I can load however. The chiappa I can load however, this one should not be any different

[bandit86]

that is the way they are as well as most lever tube guns

My marlin 1895 I can load however. The chiappa I can load however, this one should not be any different

[mrak]

My marlin 1895 I can load however. The chiappa I can load however, this one should not be any different

my marlins are ok the old winchesters act the same as the rossi as well as hanging up as it will be dreamel time..

[Destructor]

I just picked one up Hex barrel brass body. Cost me $995 well $1044 after the government gets their cut. I got the 45 LC. I am trying to hunt down a full wrap leg holster for it now. Any leads would be much appreciated. There was a guy among these many pages from Calgary Alberta who made one. I would love to get in touch with him and see if he would be willing to make another to sell. Now that I have posted this I will start to go back through the pages and track that post down.

[enoch]

The guy you are looking for is Coho. He does nice work.

[Destructor]

I found him! Negotiations are in progress! Thanks!

[boomer49]

Mine does that occasionally. I have found that if you work the lever just slightly, maybe 1/2", it pushes that round where it needs to be so I can keep loading.

I'm not sure if the gun should behave this way but this is how I deal with it.

It's the same issue and solution with mine as well.

[boomer49]

I just picked one up Hex barrel brass body. Cost me $995 well $1044 after the government gets their cut. I got the 45 LC. I am trying to hunt down a full wrap leg holster for it now. Any leads would be much appreciated. There was a guy among these many pages from Calgary Alberta who made one. I would love to get in touch with him and see if he would be willing to make another to sell. Now that I have posted this I will start to go back through the pages and track that post down.

A Rossi Ranch Hand