Good evening all,
I'm considering a Rossi 92 and have noticed some are denoted as R92 and others as M92. I'd appreciate any details that differentiates the two models? Thank you in advance!
R92 vs M92
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Re: R92 vs M92
As far as I know, there is no difference. I think "M" is just an abbreviation for "model". However, I'm completely open to being corrected.
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Re: R92 vs M92
What Nashville said. The R is used by many to note that the Rifle and not a Browing or Winchester.
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