rossi 410 lever

[trapshooter02]

any body own and use these guns, good ,bad or leave at the store.

 

[brybenn]

Of the reports I've read its best to leave it in the store unless u can polish the internals yourself. I've yet to try one for myself though. Semi Buckhorn sights on a scattering gun don't make sense to me either

 

[trapshooter02]

thanks for the info

 

[scanner]

The idea itself is not new. Savage made one years ago, however hard to find today. The 410ga chamber size offers the opportunity for some rifles to be made into a 410. I think they are all good, really, but the important thing is choke size. For rabbits and grouse a 410 Full choke with shot size like 6 to make a dense pattern is important, but not too many bb's as like 7.5. But if you have a good dog with you to sniff out what you shot at, you can use bigger shot size than 6, or more open chokes. I don't mean to steer your thread into another direction, and lets keep it focused on the original question you asked.

 

[age]

Of the reports I've read its best to leave it in the store unless u can polish the internals yourself. I've yet to try one for myself though. Semi Buckhorn sights on a scattering gun don't make sense to me either

brybenn is right I was looking at them but the reviews are not the best. FTF and FTE Google it and you will get your answer. I thought it would be a great upland hunting gun.

 

[antiqueguy]

if it was cheaper id have my hands on one but if i got to do work on it or run a few hundred rounds in it to get it to work well i reall cant see myself buying it although i do wonder how well it would work with brass shells with a rolled edge