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Ammunition is much more plentiful and you can always download it. If I was going to go the handy rifle route (and I would, if it was me doing the buying) I would just go ahead and get a. I have no experience with a centerfire Rossi, but everything I have read about them mentioned the poor accuracy. Couldn't get it to open up no matter what. Another one I know had the exact same combination of firearm and the shotgun barrel locked up on him with less than 100 rounds fired. For the money you get 2 very useful, very fun, very affordable firearm.Ī youngster I know had a 22/20 gauge combination Rossi and fired it hundreds of times without problem. 22 to chamber, so I wiped out my bore snake, ran it down the barrel, no more problem. In all this, only one hiccup half way through, the kid couldn't get a. 22LR barrel and a massive box of Remington golden bullets ( I only use them in single shots or maybe bolt actions), and I swear he went through almost 200 rounds ( takes forever with a single shot). 410 through that thing in about 1-1 1/2 hours. We were apprehensive, but, holy Jesus, there was almost NO RECOIL!!!!! We were floored!!!!! His son put all 3 boxes of. He purchased it for his 11 year old son who is a little recoil sensitive. 22LR), it came out to $205, the rifle was $149 I think. With the gun, recoil pad, and 3 boxes of. 22LR/.410 from academy on Friday afternoon. I have very recent ( Saturday) experience with the Rossi. I'm not in a rush, so I plan on continuing research while I keep my eye on local and online shops for a good deal. Well, I'd love to hear what I missed in my research as well as anyone experiences and recommendations. Looks quite nice though, but I'm not sure it's readily available enough for it to be a viable option for me. Mossberg SSi-ONE: Well, couldn't find much out about this short-lived model.

Natchez shooters tc contender barrels pro#

Cost: Encore Pro Hunter Blue/FlexTC frame ($563) +.Pros: Pretty much everything but the price.Cons:Well, it's not quite in T/C territory, but the price is enough to make me balk.Would not mind getting one of these as a gift at all. Pros: The Apex seems like a well made gun indeed.22 Hornet barrel ($101) + barrel fitting/shipping ($70) = $543 (msrp for gun and actual cost for additional barrels) H&R requires you to send the gun in to have new barrels fitted, which is a bit of an inconvenience, especially since I would prefer to get new barrels intermittently.

22 Hornet for plinking instead of my much preferred.

Cons: I'd be limited to centerfire calibers for this gun and would have to settle with something like.

Additional barrels are also quite inexpensive. Seems like a good value and a good bet for longevity of the rifle and the production line. There are lots of these floating around, including used ones, which is a bonus for me.

Pros:The Hand Rifle seems to be a popular and well respected bare-bones rifle.

There are also some possible supply issues with some of the components I'm wanting to get (particularly the. Overall quality is certainly considered lower than the other options I'm considering.

Cons: I've heard mixed reviews about these Rossi rifles, primarily regarding quality control and customer support.

22lr in addition to shotgun and centerfire barrels. This is also the only option other than T/C for rifle that accepts. Considering my current desires and budget, I'm pretty comfortable with this option.

Pros: Rossi seems to make decent rifles at a low price.

The following are the options that I'm aware of for single-shot long guns with interchangeable barrels, listed (roughly) in order of increasing cost (MSRPs used where possible to keep pricing fair, though obviously I can expect to get them cheaper) with some details, pros, and cons: I further am drawn to break-barrel single shot rifles for their lack of complexity and break-ability. I've been looking around for a compact, minimalist set-up that will give me the ability to shoot small/varmint cartridges, big game rounds, and shotgun shells (ideally.