SS 92 on Texas Hunting Forum

Post by **Ranch Dog** » 22 Sep 2012 15:03

Not mine but know they are hard to find...

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =307660670

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Post by **Ranch Dog** » 23 Sep 2012 10:17

Oops, I see someone bought the NIB 454 Casull rifle on gunbroker, found that one to. Damned smart phone! I meant to post this one: http://www.texashuntingforum.com/forum/ ... ost3595153

Post by **Ranch Dog** » 07 Oct 2012 20:32

Another SS 454 Casull popped up on GunBroker today, this one with 16" barrel. It had a "Buy Now" price of $557 and was gone in minutes.

akuser47 · Post by **akuser47** » 07 Oct 2012 21:33

It sure didn't last long wow.

Post by **Ranch Dog** » 08 Oct 2012 07:01

akuser47 wrote:It sure didn't last long wow.

Yeah, it was a NIB rifle so that is the second one in a week. May be they are starting to flow in. I would have a real tough time not buying a "blue" rifle.

Post by **pricedo** » 08 Oct 2012 09:16

Ranch Dog wrote:Another SS 454 Casull popped up on GunBroker today, this one with 16" barrel. It had a "Buy Now" price of $557 and was gone in minutes.

The gun wasn't at GBs long enough to cast a shadow.
That 16" SS 454 is the cat's meow for light yet effective brush guns.
A fellow engineer ( mechanical) who is also a trained machinist (went back to university after working as a machinist for a few years - he gets bored easily) has worked out a process to convert these 92s to takedowns at least on paper so far.
When I see the prototype up and running I plan on contracting him to convert a couple of my Rossi 92s.
The guys a project bloodhound and won't stop until he is putting holes in paper with his home made takedown 92.

Post by **Ranch Dog** » 08 Oct 2012 11:36

A takedown would be a very interesting rifle!

akuser47 · Post by **akuser47** » 08 Oct 2012 13:52

I think a take down 92 rifle, if well made would be nice. I would like a 92 in the hornady .17 hornet light and easy to pack away yet very accurate and still decent range easy to pack alot of ammo. Not for big game protection or hog hunting I wouldnt think unless you are super accurate shooter. I am interested in take down rifles and small calibers for most of what I do.

Post by **Ranch Dog** » 09 Oct 2012 19:39

Another SS 92 chambered in 454 sold in four hours today from the opposite side of the country. Looks like these rifles are starting to flow through the dealers.

Post by **Quinc** » 23 Oct 2012 21:56

Looks like they are going up in value, here is another one for $699. Local gun shop told me their supplier has an order in for 86 of them.
http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewIt ... =312978608

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