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Offline cowboydj

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.223 Heavy Barrel Combo
« on: November 10, 2008, 04:24:04 AM »
I`ve been readin your posts for the last few weeks and have come across positive input on the .223 heavy barrel Rossi.  Having been a .223 shooter in the past, I have lots of brass, bullets & powder but have long sold my AR.  The Rossi .223 seemed to be just what I was looking for.  Well Dicks had a sale last week and I picked up a .223 combo, came with a 4-12 scope and plano case for $189.  My rifle seems to be the tack driver many of you have been talking about.  I put a low profile set of rings on it, loaded up some nosler 60gr. partitions over 25gr. of 4895 and headed to the range.  I did a quick sight in at 50yds. and was not too concerned about technique, I just wanted to get it on paper.  Well my groups hovered between .5 - .75" including flyers. I can`t wait to shoot at 100yds. and settle into it.  I`ve been a handgun hunter using a Ruger Super Redhawk 7 1/2" .44mag., and 7x30 JDJ & .375 JDJ.  Good luck to all you Rossi shooters out there.  Seems like a nice little gun.

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Re: .223 Heavy Barrel Combo
« Reply #1 on: November 10, 2008, 02:28:38 PM »
i believe you will enjoy your rifle for a long time. the more i shoot mine (uh, i mean my daughters) the more i like it.