Rossi R92 .454 Casull Lever Gun
As American as Chevy’s 454 big-block engine, the lever gun has been around since before the Civil War. Nothing stirs the spirit of a rifleman more than a leve
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Lever Gun Love
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wmg1299
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I'm a levergun fan, but have no experience with Rossi. It may be a regional thing, but the I don't personally know anyone who owns a lever-action Rossi. I like the look of their stainless guns, but my Marlin and Henry leverguns have been so reliable that I really haven't seen a need to add any other lever-actions to my collection. One of the drawbacks for levergun makers is that customers don't often need to replace or upgrade guns that run for generations.
I've been considering a 45-70 for awhile, but I'm waiting to see how the new Marlins built by Ruger look before picking one up. Unless there's a sizable price difference, I'll probably stick with Marlin or Henry over a Rossi.
I've been considering a 45-70 for awhile, but I'm waiting to see how the new Marlins built by Ruger look before picking one up. Unless there's a sizable price difference, I'll probably stick with Marlin or Henry over a Rossi.
wmg1200,
"I've been considering a 45-70 for awhile, but I'm waiting to see how the new Marlins built by Ruger look before picking one up. Unless there's a sizable price difference, I'll probably stick with Marlin or Henry over a Rossi."
I like weighing possible options too. Your's are good thoughts, am with you on that!
"I've been considering a 45-70 for awhile, but I'm waiting to see how the new Marlins built by Ruger look before picking one up. Unless there's a sizable price difference, I'll probably stick with Marlin or Henry over a Rossi."
I like weighing possible options too. Your's are good thoughts, am with you on that!