Gunsmith for Winchester 1892 clone?

[Naphtali]

The only gunsmith who specializes in Rossi/Puma 92 lever rifles I'm aware of is Steve Young. He is booked far into the future. I have a Rossi/Puma 92 on which I need substantial work done. Please identify gunsmiths whom you trust to do good action AND stock work on the rifle.

[Tycer]

Are you remotely mechanically inclined? If so, buy Steve's DVD, mag follower and ejector spring and a set of hollow ground screwdrivers and do it yourself.

[Naphtali]

Are you remotely mechanically inclined? If so, buy Steve's DVD, mag follower and ejector spring and a set of hollow ground screwdrivers and do it yourself.

Tycer:

Steve's DVD doesn't begin to address what I want done - rebarrel, modify lever, restock, . . . et al. This is far beyond my skill, probably beyond the skill of most parts-replacing gunsmiths. This is the reason I'm asking forum members for help.

[Griff]

Are you remotely mechanically inclined? If so, buy Steve's DVD, mag follower and ejector spring and a set of hollow ground screwdrivers and do it yourself.

Tycer:
Steve's DVD doesn't begin to address what I want done - rebarrel, modify lever, restock, . . . et al. This is far beyond my skill, probably beyond the skill of most parts-replacing gunsmiths. This is the reason I'm asking forum members for help.

Sometimes... you just have to wait and get it done right... You might contact the "Cowboys & Indians" store, or "The Cowboy Shop", or even "The Smith Shop". These feller's general expertise is with the 1873 and other toggle link guns, but... they might know of someone besides Nate.

[Sixgun]

I am not condescending on your rifle but what you are talking about would require a major amount of loot and why would you put that kind of money in a Rossi? Rossi's are OK for what they are, but in my not so humble opinion are not worth sinking over a thousand into. I know, it's none of my business stating this but why not start with a gun of higher quality, like a Miroku or even an original.----6