Rossi Rifleman

What are you sort of looking for?
What would you jump at?

I'd like to run into the following at nice prices and conditions:
Winchester 9422, maybe even in the Legacy model.
Marlin 39A .22 S/L/LR
Henry Small Game .22 WMR Rifle (Black frame octagonal w/ Skinner rear sight)
Rossi 92 20" RB SS .357 Mag/.38 SP.

Maybe one of the Winchester 1873 Miroku or 1892 Miroku at a great price.
Possibly another of the Miroku 1886 Winchesters in .45-70 or a Marlin 1895 in .45-70.
Possibly one of the Marlin .444P models.

Wouldn't mind picking up a Taylors/Chiappa takedown in 357. One at LGS, but marked at $1800. Way to rich. My Miroku Trails End Takedown in 30-30 was expensive enough. I seem to have a penchant for takedowns. Have three, although only one lever. Rossi 63 SAC pump takedown and Ruger 10/22 with AGP takedown. And, I made a cover for the receiver on my CZ 512 so I can take it down and pack it in two pieces without losing anything.

A well made 1887 12 gauge lever, also a 1873 case colored limited edition. so purty

I think I'm spent. Been through enough of them over the years that I think I've got my herd thinned to my liking now.

Rossi 92 in .44 mag, stainless, 16" barrel.

Rossi 92 in .357 mag, stainless, 16" barrel. I have the 20" version which I slicked up using Steve's dvd, but now really wish it was 16" after I handled a blued 16" at a show.

After handling a new Navy Arms Winchester 1873 at Cabelas, I was smitten. It was a work of art, almost too nice to shoot, and certainly too costly to justify.

But if I had that stunning Walnut woodwork on my Rossi 92, that would be Suhweet.

http://www.navyarms.com/Winchester1873.php

For you 92 fans, Navy Arms is coming out with a 1892 45LC and 44 Mag this year, with their special touches.

http://www.navyarms.com/Winchester1892.php

We can dream can't we?

Wakefieldad wrote:Rossi 92 in .44 mag, stainless, 16" barrel.

Rossi 92 in .357 mag, stainless, 16" barrel. I have the 20" version which I slicked up using Steve's dvd, but now really wish it was 16" after I handled a blued 16" at a show.

Those are the two that I have. The 44 is (going to be) my hunting rifle. The 357 is my replacement for a 22. I can hand load wheel weight 38s for less than the cost of buying 22LR ammo.

Greetings
When I get back north the jap octagon 45-70 goes to JES to get bored and chambered to 50 Alaskan. Gonna be my caliber 50 levergun when then 50-95 cannot get the job done. In the same box will be a rough bore 1895 Win in 30 Gov to get opened to 35 Krag.
Mike in Peru

My big wish is for a SS 16" R92 in the sweet little .32 H&R magnum cartridge. Oh heck, I'm dreaming right?
In the mean time I'll settle for an R92 SS in .357 mag, also 16".

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