I have a Rossi 92, in addition to a Chaparral 73 and a Uberti 66. All three were tuned by a local cowboy gunsmith and work well. However, the 92 is absolutely the most reliable of the three. It's in .45 Colt, and it's the one I use most for cowboy shooting. My 92 is one of the Brazilian models, but of later manufacture. (The earlier ones had many problems out of the box...mine didn't.) With a good action job and several years of use, the gun has been, and still is, great fun to shoot. It's a short rifle, (20 inch octagonal barrel) so is well balanced and easy to handle, levers smoothly, and rarely jams.