Chiappa mares leg small lever

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I recently bought a chiappa mares leg, I don't like the large lever and would like to buy the small lever for it, I put an ad in ee and contacted north sylva and wanstalls but so far nothing from either. Any suggestions as to where to buy a small lever for it ?
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Same here but on the Chiappa's website they list the différents parts! I think the lever is $100 us!

There is also steve's Gunz Web Store, The Home of the Rossi 92 Specialist that may be able to help!
 
That's really expensive for what it is. I saw a post on here about someone cutting theirs down and re shaping it and welding. Maybe il go that way.
Mind you for resale i should just buy one
 
polskiogorki said:
That's really expensive for what it is. I saw a post on here about someone cutting theirs down and re shaping it and welding. Maybe il go that way.
Mind you for resale i should just buy one
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Or you can think of it this way, you can cut it down now, and either just deal with the minor drop in value come resale because you saved a bunch of money(I think the other guy said it cost him $40 to be cut down?...), or you can buy a new one when you go to sell it, and then you'll be selling a brand new loop and a cut down one.

Alternative would to be to scour the EE for a small loop lever.
 
I've looked for a month for a loop lever for a rossi 92. Ive contacted dozens of smiths, Rossi USA and the Canada rep. The final verdict was to cut, weld, re-blue. Its easier then you think. Also why would fixing something everyone hates affect re-sale? I have no plans to sell, but if i did the smaller loop lever wouldnt make it worth less.

https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...ossi-ranch-hand-lever?p=13665398#post13665398
 
I don't like the large loop on my Ranch Hand so was thinking of buying another Rossi92 trapper with a small loop in the same chambering - swap levers - and immediately sell it. Seems the only practical way - apart from cutting/reshaping/welding the large loop.
 
S1de8urnz said:
I've looked for a month for a loop lever for a rossi 92. Ive contacted dozens of smiths, Rossi USA and the Canada rep. The final verdict was to cut, weld, re-blue. Its easier then you think. Also why would fixing something everyone hates affect re-sale? I have no plans to sell, but if i did the smaller loop lever wouldnt make it worth less.

https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...ossi-ranch-hand-lever?p=13665398#post13665398
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I cut my RH large loop lever also and as you say, very easy to do and shouldn't hurt the value any if I were to ever sell it. Which I doubt as it's a really fun gun.
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