Let's see that shooter

I went a different direction then I initially thought I'd go. After much thought and research, thanks to all who posted their recommendations for flash hiders, I decided to go with a muzzle break device over flash hider. I went with the Surefire SOCOM. Pricey but reviews were very positive and after weighing what I really to accomplish, disperse flash signature or reduce felt recoil/muzzle climb, I opted for the SOCOM.

OK, it's loud but the muzzle does not move while firing so that's a trade off I can live with! It's a bitch to time and to put on. There are no flats for an armorer's tool except at the side openings. A GI muzzle tool did not give enough purchase on it to make me feel i could put 35ft/lbs without slipping. Thankfully I had a 3/4 inch crowsfoot.

Is it the best thing since sliced bread?? No, but for now It works for me. Oh, the other new addition is the 4x32 M150 ACOG. I replaced the standard Trijicon mount with a GG&G lever mount. Much nicer!! Love this optic!! IMHO, better than my Ecan Spector.

Sepp

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PPX, picked up pretty much free unexpected bonus.
Then shot it and fell in love. Replaced the 5shot snubby for house pistol.
 
Two actually. A "pattern transfer" tip and a "shading tip" both from a wood burning kit. I checkered both first at 30 lpi. I think I need an intermediate size tip too. Also lesson learned, start with the smallest tip in the tight areas and work up to the big tip to cover the flats. I did it reverse of that and I think I could have hidden some of the "tool marks" by switching it around.
 
OK gents, just took this out of its case after about 20 years. Rossi .44-40 Win, made in Brazil.
Can't find a whole lot of information as I can't really tell if the numbers are model, serial, or NOTA. It does not have a 92 anywhere so I'm gonna guess it isn't a Model 92, but that's just a guess. I don't know when Rossi stopped putting Amadeo on the barrel so I can't even date it. Other than a "gun that won the west" reproduction, I'm lost. Any help?Rossi1a.jpg Rossi2a.jpg Rossi3a.jpg Rossi4a.jpg
 
That has the same lines as my 92 so I'd say it's a fair bet it is. My info is under the lever except for the caliber which is on the barrel. Mine is posted here, the front sight decided to bit my index finger so more pics will have to wait.
 
OK gents, just took this out of its case after about 20 years. Rossi .44-40 Win, made in Brazil.
Can't find a whole lot of information as I can't really tell if the numbers are model, serial, or NOTA. It does not have a 92 anywhere so I'm gonna guess it isn't a Model 92, but that's just a guess. I don't know when Rossi stopped putting Amadeo on the barrel so I can't even date it. Other than a "gun that won the west" reproduction, I'm lost. Any help?View attachment 13671 View attachment 13672 View attachment 13673 View attachment 13674
That is a very dangerous weapon, you should ship it to me immediately.
I'll make sure it is safe (in my safe;-))
 
That has the same lines as my 92 so I'd say it's a fair bet it is. My info is under the lever except for the caliber which is on the barrel. Mine is posted here, the front sight decided to bit my index finger so more pics will have to wait.
I saw the one RP posted which reminded me I should ask about this one. It just has some peculiarities that I can't find info on. Example: The spelling of "Brasil."

That is a very dangerous weapon, you should ship it to me immediately.
I'll make sure it is safe (in my safe;-))
Nice try. :sneaky:
 
Well, Portuguese is the official language of Brazil and in Portuguese Brazil is spelled Brasil. That would explain it.
Er, I meant that none of the other imports are spelled that way so this may have been a weapon which was never intended for import to the U.S.
No model, no import stamp, etc. My bad. Should have been clearer.
 
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