Rossi muzzleloaders
10-13-2003, 06:05 PM
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: New Castle Pa USA
Posts: 38
Rossi muzzleloaders
Looking to get into the black powder thing, and was wondering if anyone on the board has experience with the Rossi muzzleloaders? I don' t have any knowledge in this area so let me know what you think. If there are better guns out there around the same price range, I would be interested in your advise. The reason the Rossi looked good to me was the innerchangable barrels. Any help would be great......
Latts
Latts
10-14-2003, 03:19 PM
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Little Rock,ARK USA
Posts: 249
RE: Rossi muzzleloaders
Latts,
I dont have any experience with the Rossi muzzy but I do have a Rossi 410 I bought for my son as a starter gun. Overall I' m very pleased with the quality of the gun for the price I paid. It was very cheap ($75) but it delivers what it claims to deliver...simplicity and reliability with no frills. However, there are maybe some even less expensive options for you to try before you spend more on a good front stuffer...specifically, why dont you try to borrow one from someone for this season to see if you like muzzleloading...it you fall in love with it, it' ll make much more sense to save your $$ up to buy yourself a nice gun that will last you a lifetime.
Good luck!
SC
I dont have any experience with the Rossi muzzy but I do have a Rossi 410 I bought for my son as a starter gun. Overall I' m very pleased with the quality of the gun for the price I paid. It was very cheap ($75) but it delivers what it claims to deliver...simplicity and reliability with no frills. However, there are maybe some even less expensive options for you to try before you spend more on a good front stuffer...specifically, why dont you try to borrow one from someone for this season to see if you like muzzleloading...it you fall in love with it, it' ll make much more sense to save your $$ up to buy yourself a nice gun that will last you a lifetime.
Good luck!
SC
10-16-2003, 07:50 PM
#3
Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 19
RE: Rossi muzzleloaders
I have had no problems with the Rossi ML, only good things said about them around the shop. Would have no problem recommending one or shooting it myself.
Sorry, the sights are kind of cheezy. But I shoot a scope!
Good Luck
Sorry, the sights are kind of cheezy. But I shoot a scope!
Good Luck
