What exactly is a Rossi "Trapper"? Seems they have so many different models, and some call it a Trapper and others don't. Anybody know?
Rossi Trapper
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Re: Rossi Trapper
For Rossi 92s:Augustus wrote:What exactly is a Rossi "Trapper"? Seems they have so many different models, and some call it a Trapper and others don't. Anybody know?
(widely accepted convention)
Rifle - 24" bbl
Carbine - 20" bbl
Trapper - 16" bbl
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Re: Rossi Trapper
Thank you, Sir!pricedo wrote:For Rossi 92s:Augustus wrote:What exactly is a Rossi "Trapper"? Seems they have so many different models, and some call it a Trapper and others don't. Anybody know?
(widely accepted convention)
Rifle - 24" bbl
Carbine - 20" bbl
Trapper - 16" bbl
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Re: Rossi Trapper
16" carbines are generally considered a trapper. agreed well put, a saddle loop also
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Re: Rossi Trapper
2 Rossi Trappers and a real Winchester Trapper......no saddle loops.......wouldn'ta bought em if they had em at the time but the innovative Doherty sling kinda put a new slant on saddle loops for me.akuser47 wrote:16" carbines are generally considered a trapper. agreed well put, a saddle loop also
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Re: Rossi Trapper
My Winchester '94 Ranger AE Trapper (that's a mouthful) was a 16" saddle ring large loop.
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