Rossi Rifleman

I would guess either July 2, 1997 or the 72nd day of 1997.

Mine is a 357. I bought it back in the late 80s. At the time I was a deputy sheriff in a rural county. We had to furnish our own firearms back in that era, and I wanted a carbine compatible with the revolver I carried. Its always been a performer and is still one of my favorites.

PRM1 wrote:Mine is a 357. I bought it back in the late 80s. At the time I was a deputy sheriff in a rural county. We had to furnish our own firearms back in that era, and I wanted a carbine compatible with the revolver I carried. Its always been a performer and is still one of my favorites.

That's a first that I've heard of a Rossi being carried in law enforcement! Nice!

I'm far from a LEO but if I were in a rural county I'd carry my .357 SRC and my .357 NMBH if allowed.

Rossi 92 in 44 magnum with 24 inch barrel.

Gday mine is a 44mag stainless with a 20" barrel

I went whole hog, and have 4 R-92s. All round bbls. .357 blue, 20 in, .44 mag SS, 20in, .44/40 blue CC, 20 in, and a SS 16in, .45 colt. They all shoot excellent, I have gone thru them all, and refinished all the stocks.
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GasGuzzler wrote:I'm far from a LEO but if I were in a rural county I'd carry my .357 SRC and my .357 NMBH if allowed.

What is an NMBH?

Thanks Steve.

Steve-R wrote:

GasGuzzler wrote:I'm far from a LEO but if I were in a rural county I'd carry my .357 SRC and my .357 NMBH if allowed.

What is an NMBH?

Thanks Steve.

I'm guessing Ruger New Model Blackhawk.

My R92 is in .45 Colt, of course!

rondog wrote:

Steve-R wrote:

GasGuzzler wrote:I'm far from a LEO but if I were in a rural county I'd carry my .357 SRC and my .357 NMBH if allowed.

What is an NMBH?

Thanks Steve.

I'm guessing Ruger New Model Blackhawk.

My R92 is in .45 Colt, of course!

Should be a reference with these messages. Or if it was typed at least once maybe I would figure it out.