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VIDEO: Rossi Revolvers Return With 3 New Duty & Defender Models

Rossi Revolvers Return With 3 New Duty & Defender Models
With 3-, 4- and 6-inch models, Rossi Revolvers return with .357 wheelguns built for duty, sport or home and self-defense.
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      Rossi Revolvers announced its return today, and it did so in style. Taurus Holdings continues its big shift and reinvestment in all its brands, marked by a renewed effort in better carry and shooting products. The latest revolvers in three different configurations brings Rossi back into the market with a statement. These wheelguns are legit.

      Rossi Revolvers Return With Duty, Defender Models

      Rossi RP63

      The Rossi RP63 brings a small, covert package for carry.

      The RP63 comprises a carry package. The stainless steel revolver comes chambered in .357 Magnum. It sports a 3-inch barrel and a rounded grip frame to reduce printing. Small enough for deep concealment, the RP63 still carries a full six rounds in the cylinder. It utilizes fixed sights, including a ramped front for a snag-free draw. Each of these wheelguns feature a hammer-mounted firing pin, like the revolvers of old. A match-grade trigger should promote better accuracy.

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      Rossi RM66

      The Rossi RM66 sports a 6-inch barrel and adjustable sights.

      This six-shot revolver also uses the match-grade trigger from the RP63. But a 6-inch barrel and adjustable sights deliver even more capability. This revolver works on the range or ranch, or for duty or competition. A stainless steel design, the RM66 sports a square butt configuration.

      Rossi RM64

      The RM64 will release later this year, according to Rossi. The medium-frame, 4-inch gun comes chambered in .357 Magnum as well. It should prove handy for carry, hunting, defense and more. It utilizes the same match-grade trigger, along with the adjustable sights found on the RM66.

      For even more info, please visit rossiusa.com.

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      Rossi RM66 Features & Specs

      • Caliber: .357 Mag./.38 Special +P
      • Overall Capacity: 6 rounds
      • Front Sight: Removable serrated blade
      • Rear Sight: Fully adjustable
      • Cylinders Included: 1
      • Action Type: DA/SA
      • Frame Size: Medium
      • Barrel Length: 6 inches
      • Overall Length: 11.14 inches
      • Overall Height: 5.47 inches
      • Width: 1.46 inches
      • Overall Weight: 34.4 ounces (unloaded)
      • Twist Rate: 1:16.5-in RH
      • Grooves: 6
      • Frame Material: Stainless Steel
      • Frame Finish: Satin Stainless
      • Cylinder Material: Stainless Steel
      • Cylinder Finish: Satin Stainless
      • Barrel Material: Stainless Steel
      • Barrel Finish: Satin Stainless
      • Safety: Hammer Block
      • MSRP: $620.99

      Rossi RP63 Features & Specs

      • Caliber: .357 Mag/.38 Special +P
      • Overall Capacity: 6 rounds
      • Front Sight: Removable serrated blade
      • Rear Sight: Fixed
      • Cylinders Included: 1
      • Action Type: DA/SA
      • Frame Size: Small
      • Barrel Length: 3 inches
      • Overall Length: 7.95 inches
      • Overall Height: 5.2 inches
      • Width: 1.46 inches
      • Overall Weight: 27.3 ounces (unloaded)
      • Twist Rate: 1:16.5-in RH
      • Grooves: 6
      • Frame Material: Stainless Steel
      • Frame Finish: Satin Stainless
      • Cylinder Material: Stainless Steel
      • Cylinder Finish: Satin Stainless
      • Barrel Material: Stainless Steel
      • Barrel Finish: Satin Stainless
      • Safety: Hammer Block
      • MSRP: $460.99

      Editor’s Note:

      Taurus and all those involved with Taurus, Heritage and Rossi are getting it done. We recently spent several days on the range with their folks, sending rounds downrange through a wide range of new guns. Simply stated, the brands are turning out seriously good hardware these days. We shot a bunch of revolvers during Athlon Outdoors Rendezvous, and we left there completely impressed. Look for full reviews on these new wheelguns for duty and defense real soon.

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