I read on a couple forums that Braztech has already sent out new stock. They're only making 20" SS round barrels for now, .357 and 44. GB has a few listed, price should be 504.00 + or - and it looks like sellers are trying to get a premium for them. Ymmv
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Me too, look what happened when Marlin moved. The Rossi's where already a little iffy. I read that they got rid of the hammer safety and the guns msrp was less than the last production.It takes a lot of balls to play golf the way I do.
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Darn, I want a ~20” octagonal 357.Comment
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I was able to snag two of blued 16" .357 3.5 years ago. I purchased the second one right after my son nearly absconded with the first one.
I purchased the second, coincidentally, on the occasion of his 25th birthday. He still compliments that little carbine (and plinks with it in the Rockies where he is currently working).
While I am always interested in another 16" .357, I'd also like to acquire a 20" stainless .44. Thanks for the heads up!
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Been looking also for a Rossi 16" 357mag...very hard to find , so I got a Winchester 1873... nice....but still want a 16" Rossi....I'll keep looking
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I had no idea they were hard to come by. I bought mine (357, blued, round barrel) 2 or 3 years ago. I've toyed with the idea of getting a Winchester '73 and selling the Rossi, but the darn thing shoots and functions so well, I can't rationalize it. It's a great little rifle.Comment
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I have a .45 Colt pre-safety and a .44 which I picked up when Big 5 was closing them out. Both blued 20-inch barrels They are fun little guns. I just ignore the little safety switch on the bolt. I usually run .44 SPL level loads in magnum cases in the .44 and standard .45 Colt loads in the .45. I have had no problems with either one. I like using the coated bullets in them, usually a RNFP or TC style for smooth feeding, though I haven't had any issues with SWC.Comment
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I'm interested in getting a 16" barrel one in 357 mag. The extra 4" barrel length makes it noticeably longer and doesn't do much for velocity with pistol calibers.
I'll settle for a 44 mag or 45 Colt if a must.
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