I like my Rossi 59

I like your Rossi 59 too!

I prefer the irons for plinking. For serious hunting, though, I'll take a scope every time. That gun, though, screams to be left alone gallery style.

Yes, I think it will remain scopeless. It shoots way better than my Henry.
I have been thinking of finding a takedown case or bag so I can keep it behind the seat.

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vvllbs said:

Yes, I think it will remain scopeless. It shoots way better than my Henry.
I have been thinking of finding a takedown case or bag so I can keep it behind the seat.

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Oh, lordy, now he's gonna miff the Henry fanboys off. :rofl: But, it's obvious that little .22 is a good shooter!

Nice rifle OP!

NativeTexan said:

Oh, lordy, now he's gonna miff the Henry fanboys off. :rofl: But, it's obvious that little .22 is a good shooter!

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I have the Stainless rifle version in .22lr, think Model 63, and it is right there accuracy wise with my Henry Lever H001. Both are fun to shoot. The Rossi Pump gets a slight advantage because I can hold the trigger back and slam fire it with every pump.

I have a Rossi R92 in .357 with a 24" barrel. I love it. really fun to shoot and accurate. I had to put a new loading gate on it. I replaced the plastic mag tube follower with a metal one and the safety with a plug, just because.

Did i say I really like shooting it?

Fishinkeylargo said:

I have the Stainless rifle version in .22lr, think Model 63, and it is right there accuracy wise with my Henry Lever H001. Both are fun to shoot. The Rossi Pump gets a slight advantage because I can hold the trigger back and slam fire it with every pump.

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Well, heck, no need to pump my 10/22, just keep squeezing the trigger. :laugh: But, yeah, it ain't as classy lookin'.