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I'd look into returning the gun to the manufacturer. Rossi is now owned by Taurus who offers a lifetime warranty on all their guns. Assuming you bought the revolver new rather than used, I'm almost certain that the warranty would cover the cost of repair although you'll probably have to pay shipping at least one way.
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That's my understanding as well, Taurus should honor the warranty if it's a new pistol. But who knows how long that will take, and hopefully it doesn't just break again. Good luck, save up for a Ruger or Smith next time. I know that's not what you want to hear right now, but I've learned from experience that it's good advice. I've had similar bad luck with both Taurus and Rossi revolvers, the Rossi I had did the same thing you describe. I won't waste my time on them anymore.