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dgray64

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Another question: Has anyone got or shot a Rossi .357 snubby?
« on: October 27, 2007, 02:06:48 PM »
The price is right, they are heavy (sturdy), the grip feels right in my hand, but I don't KNOW Rossi.  Anyone have any experience with them before I buy one?  Thanks.

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Re: Another question: Has anyone got or shot a Rossi .357 snubby?
« Reply #1 on: October 27, 2007, 04:40:41 PM »
Never had a Rossi handgun in my hand but I do own two Puma lever action rifle which are made by Rossi.  They are good guns.   Fit and finish leave a little to be desired but sturdy and well made actions and quite accurate.
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Re: Another question: Has anyone got or shot a Rossi .357 snubby?
« Reply #2 on: October 29, 2007, 11:43:54 AM »
Depending on the born on date of your Rossi it was possibly made by Taurus.

I have a 351 (.38 snub) Rossi. It's OK. It's bigger than my J-frame Smith, and the trigger is not as nice.

For the price, though, they're not bad. My father-in-law has a couple in the .38 and .357 line and they're decent enough.

New Rossi's are made on the same equipment as the Taurus, but the finish and trigger seem a bit nicer on the Taurus. Obviously, Smith is still what all others are measured against.

In short, good gun for the price, but the finish and trigger aren't as nice.

 

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