22LR Rossi Bravo – Gun in 60 Seconds
22LR Rossi Bravo – Gun in 60 Seconds
Welcome to Gun City! In this video, Ferg and Connor get their hands on the new 22LR Rossi Bravo. The 22LR Rossi Bravo is based on the company’s popular line of R92 lever-action firearms. Featuring a rich German beechwood stock with polished black metal finish or synthetic black polymer, the 22LR Rossi Bravo brings the traditional rifle experience to the rimfire category.
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I use mine to shoot things
Be a good fun scrub gun for pigs.
i really want the black Variant you show in your video. Is it not available in the States? Our versions here, have a smaller hoop for the action, and do not come with a threaded barrel, which is the feature I really want.
Looks like a neat gun for my nephew to grow up shooting(under supervision of course) cheers for the video
I bought the synthetic model you guys show here yesterday, was mildly confused when I brought it home and realized that it looked different from the picture on the shop’s website and the youtube videos I’ve seen on it. Is this a revised model or something? I don’t mind the missing M-LOK points and find the "new" design pretty appealing, plus it actually has a mounting point for a carry strap on the front now haha
Awesome 👍 nice piece, I know what to put on my Christmas 🎄 list this year 🇺🇸 GOD BLESS AMERICA 🇺🇸🗽 The right to keep and bear arms shall not 🚫 be INFRINGED 💪
I like both types of guns, but they both have their separate places. The problem with pretty guns covered in wood and brass (looking at you, Henry) is that you’re too afraid to get them scratched up, and so they become range plinkers and safe queens and something to brag about to your friends who like to shoot. Ah, but a "cheap" synthetic gun? Who cares about that? Drag it through the brush on your next adventure hunting squirrels or the like. Then toss it into your truck for whatever emergencies might arise. Let that gun be everything that a gun should be: both a tool and a traveling companion.