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Gelgoog · January 19, 2011, 03:08 PM

Ok seems like Rossi/taurus has expanded their revolving rifle lineup with several new models. Several of them actually look very practical, but there is a wild card in the mix that I am sure you will pick up on

http://www.rossiusa.com/2011newcatalog/?catalog_page=2

this looks interesting.

I could definitely see myself picking one of these up.

- 9 shot cylinder

They are also making several other judge weapons.

Rossi Circut judge 28 gauge revolving rifle ( more practical then a .410 for sure)

Rossi .44 mag circut judge revolving carbine

the biggest *** I have ever seen. Circut judge .410 revolving lever action rifle

.410 lever action "mares leg"

Now I will give rossi/taurus props for actually listening to their fan base and coming out with a .44 mag revolving carbine. That along with the .22 mag is something I could get behind. Even the 28 gauge seems practical.

Hell if the lever action revolving rifle were in .454 casull then I might buy it just for ****s and giggles. But in .410 :barf:

January 19, 2011, 03:08 PM	#1
Gelgoog Senior Member Join Date: November 19, 2009 Posts: 129	Rossi/Taurus new line of revolving carbines Ok seems like Rossi/taurus has expanded their revolving rifle lineup with several new models. Several of them actually look very practical, but there is a wild card in the mix that I am sure you will pick up on http://www.rossiusa.com/2011newcatalog/?catalog_page=2 this looks interesting. I could definitely see myself picking one of these up. - 9 shot cylinder They are also making several other judge weapons. Rossi Circut judge 28 gauge revolving rifle ( more practical then a .410 for sure) Rossi .44 mag circut judge revolving carbine the biggest * I have ever seen. Circut judge .410 revolving lever action rifle .410 lever action "mares leg" Now I will give rossi/taurus props for actually listening to their fan base and coming out with a .44 mag revolving carbine. That along with the .22 mag is something I could get behind. Even the 28 gauge seems practical. Hell if the lever action revolving rifle were in .454 casull then I might buy it just for **s and giggles. But in .410 :barf: