Just handled a Rossi Ranch Hand in .45 Colt. I thought it might possibly be a good backpacking companion (Nope! Big bore revolver is better for me). I'm sure it would be fun for awhile, but novelty does not endure, and if I am going to pay for a movie prop, I think I will hold out for a real functioning light sabre!
PEteacher
Just handled a Rossi Ranch Hand.45 Colt
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Just handled a Rossi Ranch Hand.45 Colt
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Re: Just handled a Rossi Ranch Hand.45 Colt
I'm with you...those are really goofy looking, and worth nothing more than a Gee Wiz or two....
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Re: Just handled a Rossi Ranch Hand.45 Colt
I'm still undecided about whether or not to buy one. Watch the value of one of these as soon as Rossi quits production. A smart man (I'm not...) would buy one in each caliber and salt them away.
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Re: Just handled a Rossi Ranch Hand.45 Colt
That's the same way I feel about the "John Wayne" large loops.PEteacher wrote:I'm sure it would be fun for awhile, but novelty does not endure, and if I am going to pay for a movie prop, I think I will hold out for a real functioning light sabre!
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Re: Just handled a Rossi Ranch Hand.45 Colt
Well I want one.
As soon as I pay off the 94 .375 BB that I have on layway I'm going to order one in .44 magnum..
I handled one a couple weeks ago at a show and was really taken with it.
I'm sure my S&W model 29 with it's 8 3/8" barrel will be more accurate but so what?
Its just danged cool!!
jb
As soon as I pay off the 94 .375 BB that I have on layway I'm going to order one in .44 magnum..
I handled one a couple weeks ago at a show and was really taken with it.
I'm sure my S&W model 29 with it's 8 3/8" barrel will be more accurate but so what?
Its just danged cool!!
jb
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