- Location
- Nova Scotia
Bullseye said they still haven't got a update.
Rossi LWC single shot
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scriptguru
CGN Regular
- Location
- Central Okanagan (BC)
Ramakko's - $490
Never heard of them before, but service was very good and shipping was only $15 or $30.
Wolverine has a few listed in stock, 357 mag also.
- Location
- ON, North of GTA
I wonder if they'll ever offer one chambered in 9mm
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Looks like I was issued another Transfer notice from Bulleyes and got a shipping notice. So Looks like Bulleyes North finally got them in.
- Location
- ON, North of GTA
Interested on your thoughts once you've got it.
- Location
- Nova Scotia
I'll try. I was told I have 3 weeks to vacate my house. So I'm currently in the process of moving, and relocating into a rental. When you got 2 large dogs. You gotta take what you can get. That's an hour away from my gun club.
Last Pre order I'll do though. I bought this gun June 12 2024.
saskgunowner101
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- near Prince Albert
JHC man, you have the patience of a saint to wait that long! Best of luck with the move and can't wait to hear how the rifle performs. I nearly bought one, but wasn't sure if the twist rate would fit my needs.
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Thanks. I forgot about it for a bit. Guess I'll get it Monday.
What are they like 1-30? So guess gotta stick under 158s?
It is probably going to be more accurate than trying to shoot 38 spl from a 357 Max chamber.
I'll probably mount a 1.5-5x LPVO.
saskgunowner101
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- near Prince Albert
Yeah, something like 1 in 30, and I'm sure that's fine for the majority of guys who would buy one using available ammo or even those who reload. I doubt Rossi designers thought "Hey, maybe we should speed the twist rate up for that 1 in 5000 saskgunowner guy who would ream it out to 357 Max and use heavy for caliber bullets"
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Got it in today. Professional packing from Bullseye North.
Comes with a trigger lock, manual, safety pamphlets and a thread in to the hammer extention.
The Gun grip is a little boxy. But not super uncomfortable.
The trigger isn't bad. 4.5#, hammer is easy to ####. Opening it isn't hard. Could benifit from a slightly raised release lever.
With all the preserving oil, the stock is a little slippery.
I tested it with cases, if you don't have finger nails it may be difficult to remove the spent shells.
Was it worth pre ordering and waiting a year? No.
I'm probably gonna install a 1-5 LPVO.
I saw that they came with a pistol grip folding stock..But unfortunately wouldn't be legal up here.
Comes with a trigger lock, manual, safety pamphlets and a thread in to the hammer extention.
The Gun grip is a little boxy. But not super uncomfortable.
The trigger isn't bad. 4.5#, hammer is easy to ####. Opening it isn't hard. Could benifit from a slightly raised release lever.
With all the preserving oil, the stock is a little slippery.
I tested it with cases, if you don't have finger nails it may be difficult to remove the spent shells.
Was it worth pre ordering and waiting a year? No.
I'm probably gonna install a 1-5 LPVO.
I saw that they came with a pistol grip folding stock..But unfortunately wouldn't be legal up here.
- Location
- ON, North of GTA
Looks pretty good.
They say it has a transfer bar safety, is it like the H&R where you have to almost yank the trigger to have the firing pin struck?
They say it has a transfer bar safety, is it like the H&R where you have to almost yank the trigger to have the firing pin struck?
- Location
- Nova Scotia
It does have a transfer bar safety. I just tested it with a fired case and piece of tape over the back. Fired it as if you were gently pulling the trigger, and the tape was pierced.
- Location
- ON, North of GTA
Good to know, thanks
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Im not sure how the stock is secured, but it is off to one side a little.
saskgunowner101
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- near Prince Albert
Maybe it's like other single shot break actions, remove the 2? screws holding the buttpad on, and should be some long bolt inside there. Unless I'm misunderstanding here.
- Location
- Nova Scotia
Thanks, there was. Nothing in the parts diagram, that there was a stock bolt. Just was busy to check.
For being polymer, it is ridged. Doesn't rattle. The reciever is built like a Benelli Nova. Polymer over steel. Has a steel breech. Like I said, would benifit with a bigger release lever.
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- Location
- Nova Scotia
Reason for buying one. Barrel for my TC Contender was 630$ plus 15% tax and shipping. So close to 700$. Then i'd need to buy a stock set. As my frame is registered pistol. H&R Handi in 357 was over 700 if you found one, Traditions you never could find one.
So for 506$ shipped, was a better deal.
So for 506$ shipped, was a better deal.
I would have been saying something about how long it took to actually get. Reason I hate preorders, store has no actual idea when they can get them in. Now if you can just make the time to get to the range and see how it shoots. For the money it does seem like a decent deal.
You just aren’t enough of a Contender junkie. Going to have to find you a carbine butt and you won’t have an excuse.
