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Rossi R95 Triple Black: Backwoods Tacticool Option?

Talyn

Talyn

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Got to check one of these out today at a LGS. I was impressed. Very smooth action compared to the Marlin 336 and has an AR-type ejector vs. the Marlin type. IMO, a good option for those behind the anti-2A Iron Curtains. My .02

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The Rossi R95 Triple Black brings tactical-style features like a threaded muzzle to the company's new lever-action .30-30 lineup.
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That would be a hard no. I'm a traditionalist when it comes to cowboy (or cowboy inspired) guns. If you want a rail or optic, look elsewhere. What would John Wayne say? Can you imagine Chuck Conners twirling this one? It's blasphemy I tell ya.
 
Bassbob said:
While I would like to own a lever action in .44 or .357, what has kept it low on my bucket list is that I have several in 30-30, which is a superior cartridge IMO.
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My county is in Michigan's shotgun hunting zone. They do however allow hunting with handguns and straight walled handgun cartridges. I find the .357 and .44 magnum carbines, snd revolvers, to be superb little swamp and thicket hunters which is where I hunt most.
 
Sld1959 said:
My county is in Michigan's shotgun hunting zone. They do however allow hunting with handguns and straight walled handgun cartridges. I find the .357 and .44 magnum carbines, snd revolvers, to be superb little swamp and thicket hunters which is where I hunt most.
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For sure. I don't understand the dumb rules against necked down rifle cartridges. A clear example of those making the rules not knowing anything about the objects they are regulating.
 
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