Rossi Circuit Judge

[SimpleMan]

I came across this rifle when I was looking for a “jam free” repeating rifle which is less likely to be banned by future legislation.

At first I did not like how it looked but it grew on me. I now think it looks cool.

It shoots .44 Rem-Mag. There is also another model which shoots .45 LC/.410.

The cylinder has a six round capacity and reloading can be made easier using a traditional revolver speed loader.

It is just over 33 inches long and weights 5.2 lbs.

I never shot one but this guy makes it look like a lot of fun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31gHll38obg

[louiethe23rd]

Once upon a time there was a group buy on these and I always regretted not picking one up

[Paté]

I have one.

[Southshorerob]

I have one of everything

Fix it for ya.

[Hannco]

http://www.rossiusa.com/product-details.cfm?id=15453&category=15&toggle=&breadcrumbseries

At 31.8" the Tactical model is 2" shorter than the wood stocked model and has slots in the stock for a reload.

[Paté]

Fix it for ya.

Not yet....soon though.

[Hunter]

Once upon a time there was a group buy on these and I always regretted not picking one up

same

[Southshorerob]

I was never crazy about the looks either but now it's growing on me... I think I might try it in 410 one of these days .

[Southshorerob]

L

http://www.rossiusa.com/product-details.cfm?id=15453&category=15&toggle=&breadcrumbseries

At 31.8" the Tactical model is 2" shorter than the wood stocked model and has slots in the stock for a reload.

"Hey that's blood ". Nice

[Barnslayer]

Don't try to out-think the liberals. They have too many angles. If it's not a pistol grip, it'll be a caliber. Get what you like and vote Trump.

[SimpleMan]

Don't try to out-think the liberals. They have too many angles. If it's not a pistol grip, it'll be a caliber. Get what you like and vote Trump.

You are right (again). This rifle clearly has a pistol grip morphed into a rifle buttstock. If fact, if you saw off the buttstock, it is clearly a long a_ _ pistol. However, the rate of fire for this rifle/potential pistol is certainly a lot less than that of a Mini 14, Saiga, Kel Tec SU-16B, ARES SCR, etc. The anti's have never known what they are talking about. However, once they learn some firearms basics, everything will be banned.

[Barnslayer]

If you have none of those you listed, I recommend you start with a Saiga rifle because of the import ban. You can still find factory configuration examples on gunbroker.

[SimpleMan]

Barnslayer, I agree it is a good start. The real question is where do you stop?

Stay tuned for a future Saiga post.

[OUTRAGED]

I came across this rifle when I was looking for a “jam free” repeating rifle which is less likely to be banned by future legislation.
. There is also another model which shoots .45 LC/.410.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31gHll38obg

It was the first firearm I ever bought, I got it at Hunter Essentials , Has the wood stock , I believe in SS , no pistol grip, have to look at it again.
It was fun at 1st and there is no learning curve to use it in home defense

I'm willing to part with it, and at least 20 lbs of ammo for it

[SimpleMan]

It was the first firearm I ever bought, I got it at Hunter Essentials , Has the wood stock , I believe in SS , no pistol grip, have to look at it again.
It was fun at 1st and there is no learning curve to use it in home defense

I'm willing to part with it, and at least 20 lbs of ammo for it

It is helpful to keep a picture inventory of what you own. This way you are less likely to re-buy what you already have! Collecting is fun either way.

[OUTRAGED]

I certainly don't have the paté problem of buying 2 or 3 or more of something similar, and somewhere I do have pictures of my stuff with s/n etc on another machine