Recent Rossi 1892 photos?

[alpining]

Morning folks - Would anyone care to show off photos of their recent manufacture Rossi 1892?

I need help deciding whether I prefer the finish of the blued or the stainless versions.

Thanks in advance!

 

[Alex McKr]

No photos to share. But how about a blued Rossi, with case-hardened receiver?

 

[jpboivin]

I have the .357 with 16 inch barrel in stainless and I am very happy with the fit and finish of it

 

[alpining]

I have the .357 with 16 inch barrel in stainless and I am very happy with the fit and finish of it

Good to hear, thanks - Is it recent production? Any photos available?

 

[jpboivin]

Good to hear, thanks - Is it recent production? Any photos available?

Yes recent
For pics send me your email by PM

 

[alpining]

incoming

 

[Falconflyer]

I got a stainless version about 6 years ago and then another stainless about a month ago. The first one has very nicely finished metal and not so nice wood (It's much nicer since I refinished it) while the second one has very nicly finished wood but the receiver has some very minor scuff marks on it presumably from shipping. If it wasn't for the scuff marks then the newer one would be finished better than the older one. I have no complaints about either one and purchased the second one because I was impressed by the first one.

 

[a j cave]

I have 2 blue models,( older). I like the more traditional looks. They are fun to shoot. I may sell the 454 in the spring as I no longer hunt. It might be fun in the gopher pasture though.

 

[Zedbra]

I bought a Rossi R92 last year from Prophet River, it was a .357 20" stainless with a light walnut stock. The wood is great and the finish is flawless. It's smooth and fun to shoot, think I may take it to the range today now that I think about it.

 

[alpining]

Thanks everyone for the input. I managed to see a couple of the latest production R92 in person, and they really are very impressive. However, prices are now pretty darn close to new Miroku Winchesters...