Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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trooper joe
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Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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Just found this beautiful Rossi copy of the old Winchester 62 pump .22. This one is in the very hard to find .22 Mag and seems to be in perfect condition. It feeds .22 Mag like silk and has a really light smooth trigger.

Field stripped it this afternoon and the insides look just as good as the exterior. The bore looked a little rough at first but it was just dust. After cleaning it looks perfect.

Will try to get to the range next week and will report back.

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Pat C
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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Looks great,nice find on the early Interarms.

I've had my 62 since early 90's ,it's a tack driver too. I put a Lyman tang sight on mine.Winchester 1890 sights. Mine has octagon barrel .
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Pat C
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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Oh I forgot ,does the muzzle have a tapered lead in ? Mine is crowned but also has a deep lead in looks like a forcing cone.
And it's factory I bought it brand new.
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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Here's mine you can see the deep tapered lead ,it's exactly like a revolver forcing cone. Just curious if your has same thing.
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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The one I had resides fondly in memory and on my "Wish I'd Never Sold" list...
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Pat C
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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Pisgah wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 11:34 pm The one I had resides fondly in memory and on my "Wish I'd Never Sold" list...
I know that feeling all to well :|
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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Pat C wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 11:51 pm
Pisgah wrote: ↑Sat Dec 30, 2023 11:34 pm The one I had resides fondly in memory and on my "Wish I'd Never Sold" list...
I know that feeling all to well :|
We have lots of laws that make buying a firearm difficult I just wish we had as many for selling them.... :cry:
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Bill in Oregon
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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Great. Just great. Now I have yet another case of the "I wants." :lol:
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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I Gave one in .22 long rifle to My Son many years ago . It runs like a barn on fire. One of the "sleepers" in the Gun world. :D .
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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Nice one. Love me some pumps. Been trying to resist a Win model 275 Deluxe in .22 Mag at a local. I think I have given up. Gonna see if it's still there this week.
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Pat C
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Re: Rossi M59, .22 Mag

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The 62 Amadeo Rossi was very close copy of the WRA 62 A
Only thing I didn't like was the sights ,as stated above I installed a WRA 1890 rear on mine .Had to make custom dovetail insert.
The front blade was beefy enough I reconfigured it and sculpted a bead out of the blade.

Once the tang was drilled/tapped added the Lyman tang sight it is a shooter.
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