Newbie here!
Newbie here!
Hello to all! I jumped into being a Rossi Rifleman with both feet, starting off with a Puma 454 Casull!
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pricedo
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Re: Newbie here!
Congrats & welcome to the forum.Insider wrote:Hello to all! I jumped into being a Rossi Rifleman with both feet, starting off with a Puma 454 Casull!
I'm curious........Is your gun one of the older pre-safety LSI PUMAs with the cats head on the receiver or a newer BrazTech version?
Carbine (20" bbl)? or Trapper (16" bbl)?
Good luck staying on your feet......you'll know you're shootin a rifle when you start pushing max 454 Casull loads down range.
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Re: Newbie here!
Welcome!!! Pull up a stump and enjoy.
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Re: Newbie here!
First shot I fell in love! Man, why didn't I get a 454 sooner???pricedo wrote:Congrats & welcome to the forum.Insider wrote:Hello to all! I jumped into being a Rossi Rifleman with both feet, starting off with a Puma 454 Casull!
I'm curious........Is your gun one of the older pre-safety LSI PUMAs with the cats head on the receiver or a newer BrazTech version?
Carbine (20" bbl)? or Trapper (16" bbl)?
Good luck staying on your feet......you'll know you're shootin a rifle when you start pushing max 454 Casull loads down range.
The only down side is ammo cost and availability.
Reloading is looking really good.
I have the newer version with the stupid safety, in 20" barrel.
The "92" kicks like a mule, I'm glad to have the pad on it.
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