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Posted: 7/3/2014 8:12:09 PM EDT

Couldnt pass this up. 200 bucks. Dont know much about them. Do all the parts and upgrades for the current rossi guns work in these??

This is only the second lever gun I have ever owned and while I have shot them a bunch the ins and outs are never something I got in to.

Pic of course

Posted: 7/3/2014 9:42:40 PM EDT

[#1]

Looks like a good deal...

Interarms did not make all thier guns. Could be a Rossi. Do a google search to be sure.

Posted: 7/3/2014 11:13:05 PM EDT

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Looks like a good deal...

Interarms did not make all thier guns. Could be a Rossi. Do a google search to be sure.

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I wasn't aware interarms made anything and assumed it was a Rossi. I even think it was tagged that way. I just know Interarms as a importer.

I will do some searching this weekend to educate myself.

Posted: 7/6/2014 9:00:41 AM EDT

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I wasn't aware interarms made anything and assumed it was a Rossi. I even think it was tagged that way. I just know Interarms as a importer.

I will do some searching this weekend to educate myself.

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Looks like a good deal...

Interarms did not make all thier guns. Could be a Rossi. Do a google search to be sure.

I wasn't aware interarms made anything and assumed it was a Rossi. I even think it was tagged that way. I just know Interarms as a importer.

I will do some searching this weekend to educate myself.

You're correct in that Interarms is just an importer.

Interamrs imported 92-style rifles from Rossi, then someone else, and used the same name for both. So they sometimes get confusing. It's easy enough to look it up on the net and figure out who actually made it.

At $200, it's money well spent no matter who made it. I have a Rossi made Interarms in .45Colt I bought for $250 and it's one of the most fun guns I've ever owned. You did well!

I'm pretty sure the Rossi made ones are compatible with the current Rossi parts wise.

Posted: 7/6/2014 11:59:55 AM EDT

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You're correct in that Interarms is just an importer.

Interamrs imported 92-style rifles from Rossi, then someone else, and used the same name for both. So they sometimes get confusing. It's easy enough to look it up on the net and figure out who actually made it.

At $200, it's money well spent no matter who made it. I have a Rossi made Interarms in .45Colt I bought for $250 and it's one of the most fun guns I've ever owned. You did well!

I'm pretty sure the Rossi made ones are compatible with the current Rossi parts wise.

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Looks like a good deal...

Interarms did not make all thier guns. Could be a Rossi. Do a google search to be sure.

I wasn't aware interarms made anything and assumed it was a Rossi. I even think it was tagged that way. I just know Interarms as a importer.

I will do some searching this weekend to educate myself.

You're correct in that Interarms is just an importer.

Interamrs imported 92-style rifles from Rossi, then someone else, and used the same name for both. So they sometimes get confusing. It's easy enough to look it up on the net and figure out who actually made it.

At $200, it's money well spent no matter who made it. I have a Rossi made Interarms in .45Colt I bought for $250 and it's one of the most fun guns I've ever owned. You did well!

I'm pretty sure the Rossi made ones are compatible with the current Rossi parts wise.

Cool thanks. That is actually my project this morning looking up some info on this thing

Posted: 7/6/2014 1:38:40 PM EDT

[#5]

You can go to a web forum...Rossi-rifleman.com to get all kinds of info. on your new lever gun.

Posted: 7/6/2014 1:50:12 PM EDT

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I just had another member here PM me with that info. Hope to check it out later today.

Posted: 7/7/2014 5:49:04 PM EDT

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They are Rossi manufactured. All parts fit except new-made Rossi bolts have a manual safety set into the top. These parts and the bolt itself are different but I think the bolt itself still could be fitted into an earlier gun.

Modern Rossi rifle/carbines don't have the front sight integral to the barrel band, newer guns have the sight brazed onto the barrel or dovetailed on octagon barreled guns.

Posted: 7/7/2014 6:36:44 PM EDT

[#8]

That's good to know about the parts interchanging. The more I look at this gun the more I like it.

Posted: 7/8/2014 12:11:43 AM EDT

[#9]

It looks like you have a good one, I'm sure you will not regret the purchase. What caliber is your carbine?

I have a rifle version in .45 Colt with a 24 inch barrel. I could not be happier with it and I'm considering getting a Ruger Vaquero (first version) as a companion pistol.

I have a SAA clone in .45 Colt, but the Rossi will handle loads that would (sooner or later) disassemble the clone, the first version of the Vaquero will handle anything I would care to put through the Rossi '92.

Posted: 7/8/2014 12:13:45 AM EDT

[#10]

357

I hope to suppress it down the road someday but until then it will just be a companion to my blackhawk when I'm feeling like a cowboy.

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