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New to the forum...Rossi Overland coach

Posted: 12 Aug 2017 16:02
by my8trax
Hi, after doing much reading on the internet about coach guns, and looking at some locally, I decided the Rossi overland was the only way to go if a person wants exposed hammers. I had a winning bid on one: there were a lot of good photos, and I can see I will have a little stock work to do. Does anyone know if the finish on Rossi shotguns were polyurethane or varnish? I am guessing varnish? And I can find no reference to an owners manual for these. Does anyone know of a link? There are reviews with exploded parts view, but can find no owners manual. I look forward to reading about all the other Rossi posts, glad I found this.

Re: New to the forum...Rossi Overland coach

Posted: 12 Aug 2017 19:25
by akuser47
Welcome, I am sorry I don't have information on your gun. I assume instructions would be lacking as with most Rossi guns anyway. Are you looking to disassemble it? Most Rossi finishes are nothing more than a stain we call it shoe polish stain here. I am unaware if they used a varnish on the coach guns though. Keep us posted +corn to what you find you may be the one to help another even if we lack the information you are seeking.

Re: New to the forum...Rossi Overland coach

Posted: 12 Aug 2017 22:06
by Ranch Dog
Welcome to the forum. Don't know much about the Coach Guns, never seen them in a Rossi catalog under Braztech ownership.

Re: New to the forum...Rossi Overland coach

Posted: 13 Aug 2017 06:26
by GasGuzzler
Never knew they made them.

Re: New to the forum...Rossi Overland coach

Posted: 15 Aug 2017 20:35
by runfiverun
they made them untill like 4-5 years back.
the hammers actually work and strike a firing pin to fire the shells, the right barrel is fired by the front trigger.
oil finish on the wood.


you could also get a hammerless Rossi with airc @ 28" barrels and fixed chokes, years ago.

Re: New to the forum...Rossi Overland coach

Posted: 15 Aug 2017 22:12
by GasGuzzler
Thanks L.

Re: New to the forum...Rossi Overland coach

Posted: 07 Dec 2017 00:59
by Archer
Welcome,
Nothing on Steve's Pages.
I'd bet there wasn't much of a manual. The ones for the 92 are mostly 'don't do anything REALLY stupid!'