What's the difference between there two Rossi Rifles?

[SenorBones]

well... I got a little mouse trigger happy and placed it on layaway. I am actually waiting to get a stainless steel model so I'm gonna just throw a few dollars Bud's way for the next 90 days (though I'll probably pay it off sooner). I see many of you have more than one Rossi so why not go for it. I'll have it blued and stainless. I'm not married yet so I don't have to worry about the "wife" telling me I have too many firearms... yet. haha

[Grumpyoldretiredcop]

The only ammo I haven't shot is LRN as I don't want to deal with potential barrel fouling issues. And with the softer bullet, maybe these could jam on feeding?

I've shot my Rossi 92 with a large variety of RNL loads, some dating from, well, a lotta years ago when .38 was loaded hot for the .38/44 frames. No feeding issues and no leading issues. The old standby of firing a couple of jacketed rounds at the end of your RNL shooting session still works to remove most remaining leading. A stainless brush takes care of the rest.

[tmh1]

...The old standby of firing a couple of jacketed rounds at the end of your RNL shooting session still works to remove most remaining leading. A stainless brush takes care of the rest.

Thanks for that info: Something can always be learned on CalGuns!