Rossi RS22 Decelerator Buffer
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- čas přidán 27. 12. 2021
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The Decellerator Recoil Buffer is a game changer for the Rossi RS22 rifle. Making it a joy to shoot with lighter recoil, better accuracy and faster return to target. Follow along as we show you how to install them in Your rifle!! Take Down of Rossi RS 22, Modification of Rossi RS22, Dis-assembly of Rossi RS22, Modification of RS22 - Sport
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Just got the Rossi in O.D. Green w/scope combo...I just ordered a Spyke's tactical compensator, and now thanks to you I'm gonna order the Decelerator. With both mounted I should be able to rapid fire mag dump and still hold -1" groups @ combat range(7meters). Thanks for the info mister.🙏🇺🇸🦅
You're welcome!!! Have FUN!! Safely.
I'm about to get one of these rifles and will bookmark this video to watch when cleaning. I had had the idea for a softer, maybe rubber recoil buffer and i'm glad someone actually made it. Seems to me it will greatly pro long the life of the rifle
I would imagine that by reducing the hard impact against the hard plastic buffer would help with the life of the rifle. Purely from a feel perspective, the difference btween my buffers and the factory is amazing. These things jump in your hands with the factory buffers. They are smooth as butter with the Decellerator buffers. The kids really appreciate the difference.
@@promotion4909 also seems to me that a softer buffer would give more of a, as Ill call it, bounce back affect and make the rifle cycle faster. I'm getting mine out of layaway next month. I had a choice between this rifle and a savage, i think it was 64. From watching videos on field stripping the savage looked to be alot more complicated, lot more small parts, lot more that could go wrong. I chose the rossi because the bolt design is nearly identical to the marlin model 60 which I'm familiar with. After I get this rifle, and a new 9mm for carry, Id like to get the rossi bolt action. Ive always felt a good functional 22lr rifle is the most important firearm one could have. 2 of them even better
@@kennethrisner8648 If the buffer is too soft, it allows the bolt to bounce back too fast, causing failure to ejects. We developed these buffers to address that as well as other issues. These are well engineered buffer, with thousands of rounds used to get the perfect balance of recoil management, and action stability.
@@promotion4909 honestly, I had never considered that possible problem, I stand corrected.
Just bought the gun and now upgrading it. Thank you so much for the video sir!
Excellent!! They are fun little shooters !! The buffer makes a very pleasant difference.
Installed. Thanks again sir!
@@RT2Do Tell me what you think....
I will after I get my threaded barrel installed!
Hey i have the rossi rs22 rifle threaded barrel I recently added a folding stock on it but I don’t what else i can add to it can u give some ideas
I have a cbc 7022 since 1998, working perfectly, i broke the fireing pin 3 times and build a new one, broke the buffer too and make one from resin, maybe i shoot moore than 50000 bullets from that thing and has survive,
One tip for dessambly, if you push the charging handle in when the bolt is back get lock, made easy to remove the lower part
Good review and I'm sure it's a good product but for myself I choose not to purchase this buffer because it does not bother me at all shooting this gun. I was a goo video and showed how to take gun apart the right way! I love my Rossi whit the Pro Mag Folding Stock and I purchased two 25 round magazines from Midway because Mossberg is always sold out. No problems with this gun at all!
These buffers maKe the rifles as smooth as butter. Youll be AMAZED !!!!
I just bought a used Mossberg 702...took it apart for cleaning...the factory buffer was broke in 2...I replaced it with the Fungoola model...=))
I hope you LOVE it!!!
Thanks...installing now...=))@@promotion4909
Replaced in 10 minutes...good fit works fine...=)@@promotion4909
Love the idea of this decellerator. Do you know if this will work for the RS22M (.22 Mag) as well? I think it would be even more helpful with that.
Those rifles are completely different inside. Wehave explored the 22 mag action, and at this time, have determined that the factory has cut so many corners, that there is no way to upgrade/modify the buffer, without modifying the bolt hold open/safety feature, and thats a liability we are not willing to take. However, that idea is still on our back burner.
I really want to thank you for making this Rossi Rs-22 video & showing several things! Your way of assembly was a game changer though, mine is a but tight by the front pin so, when I slide the trigger assembly in, it fights me a bit but, your way is Night & Day, Leaps & Bounds BETTER then any other way! Could you please share with me where one could obtain that recoil buffer with the extra nubs? Mine is flat. I've added a Mossburg 702 plinkster 25-round magazine, a cheap optic, & a $47 dollar Walmart bi-pod to my Rossi to aid in its ease of shooting on the bench at my not so local range!!!. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR METHOD OF ASSEMBLY & DISASSEMBLY!!! ALSO, I purchased a 1-2lb lighter spring for my trigger & a extra recoil spring for what if's.
Glad we could help!! The buffer is on Ebay, and Numrich, www.ebay.com/itm/284228438398, other things that might interest you are on www.fungoola.com
I ordered a extra recoil spring, lighter trigger spring from MCARBO then, After seeing your video, I went to a gun sight & they wanted a copy of my license, email verification, my 1st born, so, I Ebay'd it & wouldn't you know, It is from that exact company, Fungoola!!! I had to return to your video again today to remember your method of disassembly & reassembly as to not bend my new recoil spring. Your method is spot on & should be the factory recommended way of stripping that rifle down!!! Thank you!!! Now I need to add attachment points, qd mounts to add a sling to my JTS m1ak12. I lucked out & purchased one that cycles everything from low brass junk to the good ammo!
@@d.j.9961 Excellent!! Im glad its working out for you. This is all about fun, and tinkering.
These Buffers are now made in BLUE. They are exactly the same as the black ones shown in this video. I do this for inventory purposes, as I make the Marlin etc buffers in Red to not mix them up.
I checked in the description section for the info to purchase the buffer for yhe Rossi rs22 and I do NOT see it. 😢
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Don't check if the gun is empty great firearms safety
I just ordered this recoil buffer. The one I ordered says new production, so is the new production one different than the one shown in this video? It appears from the picture on the Numrich site like the nuns are gone? I like the idea of the spring not ramming into the original buffer. It looked like you had alot less trouble keeping the new buffer in place when putting the rifle back together. Other videos I watched the buffer was troublesome keeping in place when putting it all back together. Is it any easier like your video showing it? I hope so because this is Rimfire and keeping it clean means taking it down often. Thanks
I meant nubs, sorry
The one in the video has slightly longer Nubs, but I found that with low powered ammo, it made the bolt bounce back too soon, so the Nubs were shortenedby about the thickness of a business card. Also the angle of the Numrich in house photom makes it look different. Youll love your new buffer!!
@@promotion4909 wow that was fast thanks! Do you think the new buffer makes keeping the buffer in place easier when putting it back together, in other video’s the guy was having trouble with it moving around when reassembling the guts
@@charlesfroeder1035 I used to struggle with that action, and referred to several youtube videos for input...which used a screwdriver to push the bolt back, almost making re-assembly a three handed affair. Now, after the multitudes of variations we made before settling on the final design, I learned that its actually pretty easy...watch what I do in the video....its basically a Marlin 60 upper. FYI, after we made the final design changes, I put over 1200 rounds of mixed 22 through it, everything from low, to high velocity ammo. It runs like a Swiss watch, and there is ZERO wear on the buffer,
@@promotion4909 thank you for the help and taking time out to answer my questions
Hello Sir, I spoke with you earlier this week and I bought this decelerator. I had some questions and you were gracious enough to answer them right away. Anyway I got the decelerator Friday and took my Rossi down for the first time, cleaned it and installed the new decelerator and everything looks good. While installing I was watching your video several times for direction and I was thankful for that video, it helped considerably and I want to thank you for it. One thing I noticed and I hope you don’t think I am being a wise guy here, but you knocked the pins out with the charging handle down, and that is correct, but you reinstalled the pins with the charging handle down also. The rough edge went in last as it should but shouldn’t it be on the other side? Does it even matter? Just something I saw cause I referred to it several times today on while installing the decelerator. I will be going to the range next weekend to try it out, looking forward to it. Thanks again
What I think you are referring to is the direction I drifted the pins in and out of the receiver, You are correct, until you hog one side of the receivers holes out, from driving the knurled end through it, the holes ar the same on both side. What really matters is that you dont drive the knurled end all the way through both sides. Keep in mind that when Im shooting that video on my cell phone, Im watching the screen, while Im doing the work, rather than looking directly at the part!! Considering I can hardly walk and chew gum, I did pretty good!!!
@@promotion4909 yes you did!
They're made to go in from either direction, but the reason being that one side will eventually wear out from the knurling. That will leave you with the other side instead of having to get oversize pins or a new receiver.
Good evening sir I've been looking at this video and want to thank you! I'm going to be ordering that buffer or the newer version that is available now. My question is what's the highest velocity round that is safe to put through the Rossi rs22? I have called Rossi and I've look at the book that came with it and it says to only use 22LR ammunition but it doesn't say which velocities are okay to put through it.
I cant answer that directly, but I can say Ive shot Aguila Super Maximum through mine many times, and it ran great.
@@promotion4909 Beautiful day! Thank you for replying! I will seek some of those! 😊
@@promotion4909 Sir! Can you tell me what velocity Where is the Aguila super-maximum?
@@therajuncajun6487 nOT SURE, OVER 1200 F/S i BELIEVE
@@promotion4909 Thank you sir!
My rossi kicks like a mule!
Im glad you said that, the macho men say 22's dont kick, but these rifles run out of revoil spring at EXACTLY the same time that the bolt hits the hard plastic 'buffer' The Decellerator buffer changes that. Youll love it!!
It's a licensed copy of the marlin model795 and model 60 action,rossi was smart the used something that's proven to work
But they screwed up on the buffer, thats why you NEED a Decellerator.
Mine keeps jamming spent cartridge doesn't eject all the time every other one get caught up into the action?? Any advice
Are you using a Decellerator buffer??
U may have a bad batch of ammo.
22s are notoriously finicky. Met a guy with a high dollar race gun that said his gun didn't like winchester.
Buy several different brands n see what works best for you
I bought you of these buffers on the "now available in blue", ebay site. The other 2 ebay sites said there was nothing there. I recieved a blue 3D printed buffer, hard plastic. It also looks smaller compared to the origional buffer. It seems this buffer would be the same function as the original being its hard plastic. Do you not make the black rubber buffers anymore?
They are the same as the Blue ones. Just the color was changed for parts identification purposes. These are not hard plastic
Thank you for your quick response. At 4:44 of the video, you said the factory buffer was not plyable and you couldn't even put a dent in it. Unless I'm wrong, or maybe the blue on hardened over time, etc. If I were to order another one, how would I be able to request the plyable black buffer? Thank you again.
That buffer is identicle to the black buffer in the video. It has not hardened. These are not squishy. I used my fingernail to make the small impression. Install, it, shoot it, enjoy it. These are no longer available in black
@@javiermenchaca8291
Sounds good. Thank you again.
Updated. After about at least way over 3000 rounds, rossi started jamming, double and even triple feeding with cheap rounds of course. Most of the problem is the mag. But after trying this new buffer, it fixed the jams for some reason about 90%. Have to try it with better quality rounds. Over all satisfied and would highly recommend it.
Unless I'm missing something here, looks like you can remove the rubber buffer without releasing the bolt!
Thats correct, these drop right in. I showed the bolt removal, because there are several videos that show how to do it with more difficulty. I get a lot of compliments on my showing the easy way.
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Mine doesn't have a buffer in it... I have put about 7000 rds through it past few years and it's totally trashed... it's worn out... won't hardly cycle.. failure to feed.. bolt goes back about half way and stops... but considering it's pot metal it lasted a long time...3 years....the barrel and bolt housing heats up fast.. after 50 rds you can not hold your hand on it long.. it does cool off in 5 minutes... cheap metal but fair for a hundred dollars
Wow!! No Buffer ?? Id like to think that was a mistake.. Take it apart and look at it...maybe a new guide rod, spring and a Decellerator will have you back in the saddle......
Must be nice mine I have to pull back the charging handle to even get the trigger to reset after each shot
Thats not right. You should take it apart and give it a good cleaning and inspection. The upper actions on these are similar to a Marlin 60, but simplified, and the lowers are similar to a 10/22, also simplified...That issue should be obvious. While youre in there, install a Decellerator Buffer...you cant go wrong!!
@@promotion4909 i have completely disassembled it cleaned it piled it everything no fix I got it to shoot 3 in a row once and that’s it calling their warranty department Monday since i bought it less than a week ago
I just had a guy say his factory buffer was broken in two...check yours
.22 Lr recoil . Omg I was shooting one at 6yrs old. Recoil lmao
You were shooting one of these rifles with a hard buffer at 6!!??> How old are you?? Eight??
Are you trying to sell these? Never in my life have I heard anyone claim a 22 “kicks” even for a 5 year old. That’s nuts.
Well, trust me kid, This is for real. I sell a lot of these, and people rave about the difference in feel.
Really...
Oh YEAH !!!!!!
My 7 year old laughed and said its no different than his Gammo pellet gun.
You need to stop beating your kids.
No way, mess up a good .22
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