That's a nice find. I have a Puma 92 in .45 Colt. Found it at a gun show for about $400 years ago. It was a gun someone had bought, then returned unfired because they thought the ammo was too expensive. It was about an hour after the show opened. I bought it immediately. The vendor said a bunch of people looked at it, and said they wanted to look around more first. When I was filling out the paperwork, 4 people came by asking where it was, because they came back to buy it. It's actually a rather rare finish on mine. 24 inch octagon barrel, brass receiver and hardware, black stained wood.
Same with super pawn in Arizona total goons. I seen a pt111 g2c 9mm asking $280 (USED) So i show em mine exactly like the display, but much newer with a WML, 4 mags, tritium sights and leather holster and asked him how much you offer me and the goon behind the counter was like trying to tell me it had wear and the components had wear, but little did he know i have more years with firearms than the years he has been alive 😂 but he tried to offer me qoute "his best offer" of $80 😂 i told him GTFOH the streamlight WML is worth more than his display gun 😂
Pawn 1 is terrible. Sometimes if you bug em enough they'll budge, but my experience is its only after the guns sat in their rack or case for awhile. Mom and pop pawn shops are the way to go.
Mixup, you must have been born under a lucky star! My first .44 Mag was a Super Blackhawk I bought in 1970 for $125 with a box of ammo with 6 rounds missing out of it.
I have a stainless LSI Puma model 92 with a 16" barrel chambered in .454 Casull. A friend of mine gave it to me back in the mid-2000s and I love it (I still owe that man a bottle of Scotch). I haven't shot it in years though, and the fiber optic front sight needs some JB Weld and put back on. But it is an absolute hoot to shoot!
I just started to cry a little when you told me the price. Another great deal from that Pawn ... man you get some great buys there! And I really like the way they used to mill the receivers - much closer to the Win 92's - the newer version has a more gradual milling - which is not bad or ugly, just not as close to the originals... thanks for another great vid!!
I have a newer Rossi 92 .357 and I will compare its milled receiver to the older .44 Puma shown in this video. Should be interesting. Now if I could only find a used but nice Winchester 92 at the pawn shop.
@@mixup98 If you can find an actual Win 92 that would be great! Of course, you can add a min of $1000 to the price tag - and that would be for one in good condition with plenty of wear and probably chambered for 32 WCF or 218 Bee.
Beautiful gun, they were made in São Leopoldo, Rio grande do Sul, Brazil. the southest estate in Brazil. That wood on this gun is Imbuia, a fine hardwood from down south
Thank you for the information on my Rossi rifle. Your knowledge is also greatly appreciated. I looked at Imbuia wood on the internet and it is a beautiful and unique hardwood. Thank you again!
Wow, that is a fantastic deal! I have a 92 in stainless in 357, and I paid 529 for mine before Covid hit. Since then they’ve gone up over $800 and I feel like I got a great deal on mine too. But yours was even better :-)
Mixup that sure is a handsome rifle you got yourself there. And that price is unbelievable, what a steal! I couldn’t even pass that up! Lever guns are a lot of fun, I thoroughly enjoy shooting all mine. Enjoy her and happy shooting! 👉💨👍
Hi from Pennsylvania buddy Jeff. Awesome as always. I love watching you both together. I am very proud to tell you about my nephew Hunter. He is holding a full time job right out of high-school. And making very good wages. He just bought himself a Winchester 1886 45_70. I'm very proud of him. I have no sons. He's my son. He gets all my old Winchester when uncle Jeff goes to the hunting grounds. I'm holding my family's Winchester. The oldest is 1898.they all work and have very good bores. God bless. I love watching you and your son. You are an awesome father. 😊
I have 4 Rossi rifles 3 92's and one 95. Great rifles priced right. A working mans rifle like a Ruger Revolver. This was a working mans video. Thanks for posting
I picked up the Stainless Rossi 92 in .454 Casull several years ago and it is a great rifle. I have taken elk & mule deer back home in Wyoming with it and lost count of the hogs she has taken along with Whitetail down here in Texas. I shoot 45 Colt in it… albeit a bit finicky on feeding. If I reload the Hornady FTX and do not trim the case, they shoot great. I took a spike bull elk at 87 yards with the 300 grain Hornady XTP and he fell so fast I missed him hitting the ground in the heavy timber. I did install the NOE scope mount with the LER Vortex scope because my eyes don’t like the buckhorn rear sight and shorter sight radius… Thank you for sharing another great find!
I had a .357 mag. Puma and it was my truck gun. I carried it for years, I called it the "Pet". I liked it so much I bought a .44 mag. in the same rifle. I did not like it nearly as much. Since the barrel was the same size on the outside it became hot to fast and the group spread rapidly. The .357 Puma however was a wonderful rifle and harvested a lot of game for me.
Hi, I’m from central Pennsylvania. I also have this rifle in 357 magnum. I have yet to take any game with it ( deer). Have you gotten a deer with yours yet? I hand load Hornady 158 grain XTP-Soft Points and Win. 296 powder. What load bullet do you use for deer? Thanks 😊
Have several picked up over the years. Have the identical rifle in 357. Never liked the Puma, so JB welded a Texas ranger star over it. Replaced the rear sight with a white Diamond buckhorn, and set of lighter springs. Was o e of several rifles I used in SASS matches. Still have it . Fast, reliable, accurate. Nice find
Been looking for one of these either a 357 or 44 magnum. Nice find , the price of these jumped up . Always good seeing you guys having fun and thank you for taking us along. It looks so different from what I'm used to. The outakes are great
You got a great deal on that rifle. I sold one with an 18.5" barrel in 357 mag for $350 about 10 years ago. They are well made rifles, faithful reproductions of the Winchester 92. Thanks for another great video.
Fico feliz de ver esse exímio atirador divulgar uma arma fabricada aqui no Brasil e no meu estado Rio grande do Sul. Parabéns pelo vídeo e pelos atiradores.
*Rossi always mentions they use South American Hardwood, which there are many, but ya, always unique great quality wood.* *OMG great deal at $369.00 (any price), sounds smooth, and it's dark looks are real nice! (I wish it were mine)* *Hows the loading gate....does it flex easy/..is it "finger pinchy," or "cartridge scratchy", it doesn't seem to be?* *10:16** We have a "rock" where we shoot too, it's called "Elephant Rock" (name=size) it's walked off at 760 yards respectfully; we set gallon jugs on top of it, for iron sight bragging rights.* *That was a hit}**10:55** in slow motion you can see it hit the top left of your rock. - **11:10** high left* *Because of the angle and shape, I would call that particular rock; "Tennessee Ricochet Rock".* *I wish I could jump into a Transporter, beam over to your Pawn Shop, and find the deals you get!* *Love that rifle, thanks for showing it.* 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥👍
I have 2 Puma 92's, both 20" stainless steel models. One in 454 Casull/45 Colt that I bought in the late 90's and a 38/357 bought in 2010. They are both smooth, fit and finish is excellent and they are very accurate. The 38/357 gets the most workout for obvious reasons but they are a ball to shoot. So far it has digested over 5000 rounds of anything put thru it from factory and soft handloads to my 180gr H110 hunting loads leaving the barrel at almost 1500fps. The 454 speaks for itself and has had over 1200 thru it without a hitch. The 357 is the King IMHO, very accurate and loaded with 125gr hand cast and powder coated pills with a 3c primer, I'm still working off cases of CCI SPP bought at $30/1k and a couple penny's of a fast powder like Red Dot or 700x and it's less than a nickel every time I or my grand kids pull the trigger. Those rifles are awesome IMHO and I would recommend them to anyone.
You scored again! I must be shopping at the wrong pawn shops. I shoot a Marlin 1894 in .44 Magnum now and then. Its recoil is heavy - almost unpleasant - with 240 grain magnum loads, but .44 Specials are a whole different story. I like to load Hornady's 200 grain FTX slugs for both magnums and Specials. Recoil is not so heavy, but they hit plenty hard. Nice find with that Puma. It certainly "mistified" that 2-liter. Cheers.
Glad you got one of the older ones to compare. They are a great budget lever action. The older sights are better than the buckhorns. So sweet with lighter 44Specials. Appreciate the fun. 🙏👍🇺🇸
Beautiful little rifle and a great price as well. I also love both ofthe .44 pistols too. I really miss my Ruger super Blackhawk. Grwat video. God bless all here.
The Rossi Puma in 357 and 44 magnum are still available in our area. The version you acquired is very nice !! It is better looking than the current model. Nice video Mixup 98 and Son !
Good morning Eduardo. I also own a current Rossi Model 92 .357 and you're right, the older version is better looking and with much nicer wood. Maybe someday I will a comparison video between the two.
What a sweet find Mixup! Very, very cool. I wish Rossi would drop the darn lawyer knob off the bolt on the new rifles. They aren't needed. God bless, Rob
Nice find!!! I agree, the 44 is a great cal. I have the Henry in 44mag and love it! I use the mags for deer and 44 special for small game. Now, I need to go check my local pawn shops. LOL
if I had that 44mag rifle for deer hunting I would reload 180gr xtp 2050 fps with 1680 ft/ lb . I've killed many deer and always devastating . for dangerous game I would reload 280 gr gas check 20 bhf wide flat points 1500 fps and 1399 ft/lb energy. of course working up my loads checking for pressure signs. I believe this 280gr load is capable at a reasonable range taking about anything in north America. that's only my opinion . normal target shooting 255 gr hard cast 240 - 255gr 1300 fps. I greatly enjoyed the video. Papa wishing you well 😊
Great gun and vid. Got a stainless 357 added my own ring and big loop. Mine was 750.00 new. Love Rossi 92's. I think they are the closest to the original Winchester. Thanks, best to family. //ji
I just picked up a Rossi 92 in 357 mag 16’’ barrel absolutely love it. It has a rose wood stock with a deep tiger striped looking wood grain. After taxes and transfer fees I was out the door $680.
Best thing is son and dad just hanging out having some fun. Makes me think of my pops. Sure don’t what you have till it’s gone. Thanks guys for another great vid.
Had one back in the 1980's. Fairly accurate, but it jammed on me constantly, when cycling the action. So it got traded. If I had one today, I would probably have an action job done on it. Not as a race gun, because I don't compete. Just a dead reliable lever gun! Nice find.
Yet another awesome video from you guys in "you know where", that Rossi has been well looked after, you got a deal on it Mixup. I envy the US in as much as you can buy a firearm from pawn shops and the like, other than a RFD as we call them over the pond here. I wish we had the same relaxed jurisdiction on guns over here as you guys. Still, at least we can have suppressors without having to pay a tax stamp of, $200 for every one, in fact the firearms dept encourage us to have one for every firearm we possess with no charge other than the initial purchase price. 😁 Keep these videos coming guys, i thoroughly enjoy watching your relaxed style.
Even though we have a lot of freedom regarding firearms we also have some really stupid gun laws, especially regarding suppressors. I wear earplugs and earmuffs every time I shoot but I still have some hearing loss, much like a lot of American shooters. Some of our politicians shouldn't be in politics. Stay safe, stay warm and thank you for always watching our videos.
I have one of these... great little rifles.... Mine's not the saddle ring version. Yes the buckhorn sights is not optimal... I altered mine. Here in NZ we can still buy new ones. Yes they are usually a bit tight when new, although a bit of 'smithing can fix that easily. They are well made with good materials and are very durable. With the right powder you can push 1800fps with 240gr bullets, and that is serious medicine. Such 'full house' loads do kick a bit, but they are not really for plinking. Like yours, mine feeds anything..... 🙂
I hope that you are taking donuts in every time you hit that pawn shop! Wow, what an awesome find! Looking forward to your comparison to the Marlin rifle.
Hi mixup.98. from Pennsylvania buddy Jeff. As always awsome. I really like the 44 mag. I hunt with a Henry brass big boy. It's awesome. That 92 looks very nice. You need to take er out and do some freezer filling . I'll bet it will get er done. I always enjoy watching you and your son together. Brings back a lot of good memories. Good Dad's are rare and your one of them. We were both raised right. Good bless my friend.😊
It's been awhile since I've been able to watch. I've been very busy at work. Putting in fire lines for controlled forest burns. Thems some nice hand cannons. God bless. Jeff.😊
I just got done reloading 400 44 mags. I have been using Montana bullet works 240 grn hard cast heat treated bullets. Gas checked. In front of max imr 4227. Charge Winchester primer. Amazing accurate and my deer at 75 yards. The bullet went stem to stern and came out almost at her tail. . It makes 44 mag affordable . And works very good from my Ruger super Blackhawk hunter 44 revolver.😊
Nice little rifles! Had one of the Rossi .44's once...sold it- like a dummy. But I later picked up the .357 carbine with large loop and saddle ring. Won't do that again!
Hello Tom. As you probably know I also own a Rossi .357 carbine with the large loop and maybe I'll break it out and do another video on it sometime this spring.
What a nice rifle! I picked up current R92 44Mag from Sportsman's Warehouse a few months back for $669. Handloaded 240gr over 10gr Unique. 1285 fps, modest recoil, good power.
@@shanepitzer4126 Thanks my carbine groups 2" groups at 50yds with factory Magtech 240gr SJSP at the same speed as yours, but l dont know what to expect at 100yds and in between 50-100yds!!! Greetings from Argentina!!
The ruger super Blackhawk and the Rossi puma was what I carried riding and camping in the mountains in the late 80s . I really liked that little 44 lever gun !
I have that rifle with the octagonal barrel. A lot of people poo pooed the rifle. They said it was rough and the action was terrible. I was pleasantly surprised when I received the rifle. This platform in .44 is very potent and capable for most anything in North America. That .44 really wakes up with the longer barrel and the sight radius makes it a tack driver. Personally I like the heaviest lead bullet I can shoot in .44. A lot of people like high velocity and I am the opposite. I like a big heavy chunk of lead moving down range at a reasonable rate of speed. A Ruger RedHawk would be a nice companion for this rifle, or a colt anaconda.
Big fan, I was going to get this exact rifle but I said go big or go home. So I got the 16inch Henry brass 44 mag and man that thing is a beauty and a shoulder hitter
I love the Rossi 92 series of rifles. I am literally in the process of buying a 20" 92 .45 LC thru Buds gun shop. I cannot wait for it to get to my FFL. Had to wait almost 2 years before any Rossi 92 were in stock anywhere. They were all on backorder.
That's a nice find. I have a Puma 92 in .45 Colt. Found it at a gun show for about $400 years ago. It was a gun someone had bought, then returned unfired because they thought the ammo was too expensive. It was about an hour after the show opened. I bought it immediately. The vendor said a bunch of people looked at it, and said they wanted to look around more first. When I was filling out the paperwork, 4 people came by asking where it was, because they came back to buy it.
It's actually a rather rare finish on mine. 24 inch octagon barrel, brass receiver and hardware, black stained wood.
Your pawn shop rocks! All the pawn shops around here try to sell used guns for $10 under new price. A good sale on new stuff beats their prices.
No kidding!! Total crooks here too.
Same here
Same with super pawn in Arizona total goons.
I seen a pt111 g2c 9mm asking $280 (USED)
So i show em mine exactly like the display, but much newer with a WML, 4 mags, tritium sights and leather holster and asked him how much you offer me and the goon behind the counter was like trying to tell me it had wear and the components had wear, but little did he know i have more years with firearms than the years he has been alive 😂 but he tried to offer me qoute "his best offer" of $80 😂 i told him GTFOH the streamlight WML is worth more than his display gun 😂
How it is here, also if you need a truck around here patina/ rust is apparently an upgrade.
Pawn 1 is terrible. Sometimes if you bug em enough they'll budge, but my experience is its only after the guns sat in their rack or case for awhile. Mom and pop pawn shops are the way to go.
Wow! For $369 I would have jumped on that too! Nice!
I've had my eye on the .357 model but that .44 Mag for $370 was a no-brainer. That's a great find. I need to hit a few pawn shops around me.
Your pawn shops have the nicest stuff. Lever-actions are classic and .44 Magnum is a great caliber out of a longer barrel.
Is it better then 357 mag for distance
Oh man I like that. The puma medallion really is the cherry on top.
Great Find, I would have snatched that Rossi for that price too
A beauty!
That poor old Dodge is definitely aero dynamic
Mixup, you must have been born under a lucky star! My first .44 Mag was a Super Blackhawk I bought in 1970 for $125 with a box of ammo with 6 rounds missing out of it.
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I have a stainless LSI Puma model 92 with a 16" barrel chambered in .454 Casull. A friend of mine gave it to me back in the mid-2000s and I love it (I still owe that man a bottle of Scotch). I haven't shot it in years though, and the fiber optic front sight needs some JB Weld and put back on. But it is an absolute hoot to shoot!
That was a great score for less than $400. you couldn't beat that deal. - Dave
I bought a new stainless 45 Colt 20" about 8 years ago for around $425.00 . Action is like butter smooth.
I just started to cry a little when you told me the price. Another great deal from that Pawn ... man you get some great buys there! And I really like the way they used to mill the receivers - much closer to the Win 92's - the newer version has a more gradual milling - which is not bad or ugly, just not as close to the originals... thanks for another great vid!!
I have a newer Rossi 92 .357 and I will compare its milled receiver to the older .44 Puma shown in this video. Should be interesting. Now if I could only find a used but nice Winchester 92 at the pawn shop.
@@mixup98 If you can find an actual Win 92 that would be great! Of course, you can add a min of $1000 to the price tag - and that would be for one in good condition with plenty of wear and probably chambered for 32 WCF or 218 Bee.
@@theoriginalOSOK Maybe I might get lucky and find one chambered in .44-40, but I really doubt it.
@@mixup98 If anybody can do it... you can.
Nothing better than getting a new gun expecting ammo type problems with it then finding it proves you wrong.
Yes indeed! Sometimes I love being wrong.
What a great find, MixUp!! Congratulations on the new addition to the collection!!
Thanks a bunch!
That is definitely one beautiful gun. Great pawn shop find there!
Been watching you guys for several years. Always have a blast!
Thank you Steven !!
Beautiful gun, they were made in São Leopoldo, Rio grande do Sul, Brazil. the southest estate in Brazil. That wood on this gun is Imbuia, a fine hardwood from down south
Thank you for the information on my Rossi rifle. Your knowledge is also greatly appreciated. I looked at Imbuia wood on the internet and it is a beautiful and unique hardwood. Thank you again!
Yes, They’re is some Beautiful Exotic Hardwood s in South America !
Wow, that is a fantastic deal! I have a 92 in stainless in 357, and I paid 529 for mine before Covid hit. Since then they’ve gone up over $800 and I feel like I got a great deal on mine too. But yours was even better :-)
Mixup that sure is a handsome rifle you got yourself there. And that price is unbelievable, what a steal! I couldn’t even pass that up! Lever guns are a lot of fun, I thoroughly enjoy shooting all mine. Enjoy her and happy shooting! 👉💨👍
Hi from Pennsylvania buddy Jeff. Awesome as always. I love watching you both together. I am very proud to tell you about my nephew Hunter. He is holding a full time job right out of high-school. And making very good wages. He just bought himself a Winchester 1886 45_70. I'm very proud of him. I have no sons. He's my son. He gets all my old Winchester when uncle Jeff goes to the hunting grounds. I'm holding my family's Winchester. The oldest is 1898.they all work and have very good bores. God bless. I love watching you and your son. You are an awesome father. 😊
I have 4 Rossi rifles 3 92's and one 95. Great rifles priced right. A working mans rifle like a Ruger Revolver. This was a working mans video. Thanks for posting
I currently own two Rossi rifles, the .44 and a .357, and maybe I will do a comparison video on them sometime in the spring. Should be lots of fun.
Love them lever actions. Thank's for posting.
Thanks for watching!
Love the bloopers!!!!
Awesome....thanks for the feedback!
I'm jealous! That's something I've wanted for a long time and the price you paid, yes, I'm jealous. Enjoyed the video. Thanks
I picked up the Stainless Rossi 92 in .454 Casull several years ago and it is a great rifle. I have taken elk & mule deer back home in Wyoming with it and lost count of the hogs she has taken along with Whitetail down here in Texas. I shoot 45 Colt in it… albeit a bit finicky on feeding. If I reload the Hornady FTX and do not trim the case, they shoot great. I took a spike bull elk at 87 yards with the 300 grain Hornady XTP and he fell so fast I missed him hitting the ground in the heavy timber. I did install the NOE scope mount with the LER Vortex scope because my eyes don’t like the buckhorn rear sight and shorter sight radius…
Thank you for sharing another great find!
Been looking for one of them
@@SwampOperator I do not know why they stopped making them. Basically a mini 45-70
Love the outtakes lol. Nice rifle! You did well sir.
What a great find, and for a great price! I love the echo...sounds like one of those old Westerns. Love your videos
Hello Robert. My son and I love making these videos and we are glad to hear that you love watching them. Have a great Sunday!
I had a .357 mag. Puma and it was my truck gun. I carried it for years, I called it the "Pet". I liked it so much I bought a .44 mag. in the same rifle. I did not like it nearly as much. Since the barrel was the same size on the outside it became hot to fast and the group spread rapidly. The .357 Puma however was a wonderful rifle and harvested a lot of game for me.
Yes indeed!! You must restrict your shooting to 4 shots series in 44 mágnum in order to let barrel cool down!!😊😊Greetings from Argentina😊😊😊
Hi, I’m from central Pennsylvania. I also have this rifle in 357 magnum. I have yet to take any game with it ( deer). Have you gotten a deer with yours yet? I hand load Hornady 158 grain XTP-Soft Points and Win. 296 powder. What load bullet do you use for deer? Thanks 😊
Have several picked up over the years. Have the identical rifle in 357. Never liked the Puma, so JB welded a Texas ranger star over it. Replaced the rear sight with a white Diamond buckhorn, and set of lighter springs. Was o e of several rifles I used in SASS matches. Still have it . Fast, reliable, accurate. Nice find
Been looking for one of these either a 357 or 44 magnum. Nice find , the price of these jumped up . Always good seeing you guys having fun and thank you for taking us along. It looks so different from what I'm used to. The outakes are great
You got a great deal on that rifle. I sold one with an 18.5" barrel in 357 mag for $350 about 10 years ago. They are well made rifles, faithful reproductions of the Winchester 92. Thanks for another great video.
Fico feliz de ver esse exímio atirador divulgar uma arma fabricada aqui no Brasil e no meu estado Rio grande do Sul.
Parabéns pelo vídeo e pelos atiradores.
That's an awesome price. I have one in 357 and love it. One of my buddies had his barrel threaded and 38 special through a can is sooooo much fun
*Rossi always mentions they use South American Hardwood, which there are many, but ya, always unique great quality wood.*
*OMG great deal at $369.00 (any price), sounds smooth, and it's dark looks are real nice! (I wish it were mine)*
*Hows the loading gate....does it flex easy/..is it "finger pinchy," or "cartridge scratchy", it doesn't seem to be?*
*10:16** We have a "rock" where we shoot too, it's called "Elephant Rock" (name=size) it's walked off at 760 yards respectfully; we set gallon jugs on top of it, for iron sight bragging rights.*
*That was a hit}**10:55** in slow motion you can see it hit the top left of your rock. - **11:10** high left*
*Because of the angle and shape, I would call that particular rock; "Tennessee Ricochet Rock".*
*I wish I could jump into a Transporter, beam over to your Pawn Shop, and find the deals you get!*
*Love that rifle, thanks for showing it.* 💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥💥👍
Another keeper! I'm gonna have to start checking out local pawn shops.
I have 2 Puma 92's, both 20" stainless steel models. One in 454 Casull/45 Colt that I bought in the late 90's and a 38/357 bought in 2010. They are both smooth, fit and finish is excellent and they are very accurate. The 38/357 gets the most workout for obvious reasons but they are a ball to shoot. So far it has digested over 5000 rounds of anything put thru it from factory and soft handloads to my 180gr H110 hunting loads leaving the barrel at almost 1500fps. The 454 speaks for itself and has had over 1200 thru it without a hitch. The 357 is the King IMHO, very accurate and loaded with 125gr hand cast and powder coated pills with a 3c primer, I'm still working off cases of CCI SPP bought at $30/1k and a couple penny's of a fast powder like Red Dot or 700x and it's less than a nickel every time I or my grand kids pull the trigger. Those rifles are awesome IMHO and I would recommend them to anyone.
Rossi has made great quality rifles for a long time, hope Taurus will continue to let them do their job. Love that you leave food for the critters!
I'm gonna start calling you Lucky98. Beautiful find.
You scored again! I must be shopping at the wrong pawn shops. I shoot a Marlin 1894 in .44 Magnum now and then. Its recoil is heavy - almost unpleasant - with 240 grain magnum loads, but .44 Specials are a whole different story. I like to load Hornady's 200 grain FTX slugs for both magnums and Specials. Recoil is not so heavy, but they hit plenty hard. Nice find with that Puma. It certainly "mistified" that 2-liter. Cheers.
Glad you got one of the older ones to compare. They are a great budget lever action. The older sights are better than the buckhorns. So sweet with lighter 44Specials. Appreciate the fun. 🙏👍🇺🇸
Beautiful little rifle and a great price as well. I also love both ofthe .44 pistols too. I really miss my Ruger super Blackhawk.
Grwat video.
God bless all here.
The Rossi Puma in 357 and 44 magnum are still available in our area. The version you acquired is very nice !! It is better looking than the current model. Nice video Mixup 98 and Son !
Good morning Eduardo. I also own a current Rossi Model 92 .357 and you're right, the older version is better looking and with much nicer wood. Maybe someday I will a comparison video between the two.
Very cool. You are associated with some very cool pawn shops. I rarely see anything cool at mine.
Great deals don't happen every day but once in awhile I get lucky and find a good deal.
What a sweet find Mixup! Very, very cool. I wish Rossi would drop the darn lawyer knob off the bolt on the new rifles. They aren't needed. God bless, Rob
I have a Rossi with the ugly safety on the bolt and you're right, they should drop it, but I'm sure they won't.
Those little carbines are so much fun to shoot, thanks for sharing!
Nice find!!! I agree, the 44 is a great cal. I have the Henry in 44mag and love it! I use the mags for deer and 44 special for small game. Now, I need to go check my local pawn shops. LOL
if I had that 44mag rifle for deer hunting I would reload 180gr xtp 2050 fps with 1680 ft/ lb . I've killed many deer and always devastating . for dangerous game I would reload 280 gr gas check 20 bhf wide flat points 1500 fps and 1399 ft/lb energy. of course working up my loads checking for pressure signs. I believe this 280gr load is capable at a reasonable range taking about anything in north America. that's only my opinion . normal target shooting 255 gr hard cast 240 - 255gr 1300 fps. I greatly enjoyed the video. Papa wishing you well 😊
And great review.The most honest and fun reviews on ,well,anywhere.
Love the sound of a lever action. Makes me miss my Marlin 30-30.
Another great find my friend. Nice shooting by both of you boys. As usual, love the bloopers at the end.
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You guys are fun to watch!
Awesome....thank you rickg!
Great gun and vid. Got a stainless 357 added my own ring and big loop. Mine was 750.00 new. Love Rossi 92's. I think they are the closest to the original Winchester. Thanks, best to family. //ji
I just picked up a Rossi 92 in 357 mag 16’’ barrel absolutely love it. It has a rose wood stock with a deep tiger striped looking wood grain. After taxes and transfer fees I was out the door $680.
Absolutely lovely find!
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Best thing is son and dad just hanging out having some fun. Makes me think of my pops. Sure don’t what you have till it’s gone. Thanks guys for another great vid.
Excellent review. The 44 Remington magnum is a perfect all around round.
Thank you Adam.
That is a great buy - That is a handy little rifle and can tackle a lot of big critters too.
Another great video mixup. I always seem to drool over your pawnshop finds.
Great video. That’s an awesome find and smokin deal right there, congrats. I just picked up a Rossi 92 stainless 357 and love it.
Great video mixup your pawn shop finds have been pretty stellar 💪🏻
I have the Rossi 92 in .357 mag. I have one recommendation. Put some mild lock tite on the screw that the lever pivots on. It will walk out on you .
Always enjoy watching you guys! 👍
Thank you BugsyNY 😁😁
Had one back in the 1980's. Fairly accurate, but it jammed on me constantly, when cycling the action. So it got traded. If I had one today, I would probably have an action job done on it. Not as a race gun, because I don't compete. Just a dead reliable lever gun! Nice find.
Yet another awesome video from you guys in "you know where", that Rossi has been well looked after, you got a deal on it Mixup.
I envy the US in as much as you can buy a firearm from pawn shops and the like, other than a RFD as we call them over the pond here. I wish we had the same relaxed jurisdiction on guns over here as you guys.
Still, at least we can have suppressors without having to pay a tax stamp of, $200 for every one, in fact the firearms dept encourage us to have one for every firearm we possess with no charge other than the initial purchase price. 😁
Keep these videos coming guys, i thoroughly enjoy watching your relaxed style.
Even though we have a lot of freedom regarding firearms we also have some really stupid gun laws, especially regarding suppressors. I wear earplugs and earmuffs every time I shoot but I still have some hearing loss, much like a lot of American shooters. Some of our politicians shouldn't be in politics. Stay safe, stay warm and thank you for always watching our videos.
Nice! I wish I had such a pawn shop in my area 😂
What a beautiful rifle!
Great find! I never seem to get that lucky when i go into pawn shops.
I have one of these... great little rifles.... Mine's not the saddle ring version. Yes the buckhorn sights is not optimal... I altered mine. Here in NZ we can still buy new ones. Yes they are usually a bit tight when new, although a bit of 'smithing can fix that easily. They are well made with good materials and are very durable. With the right powder you can push 1800fps with 240gr bullets, and that is serious medicine. Such 'full house' loads do kick a bit, but they are not really for plinking. Like yours, mine feeds anything..... 🙂
Love the lever actions. Nice get.
I had the 16 inch version of that in the late 80s, I regret getting talked out of it!
I need your pawn shop to open a store in Southern Illinois! You get some of the best deals I have ever seen! Color me green with envy! Nice score!
I hope that you are taking donuts in every time you hit that pawn shop! Wow, what an awesome find! Looking forward to your comparison to the Marlin rifle.
That’s one helluva little thumper right there! Nice find brother!
Hi mixup.98. from Pennsylvania buddy Jeff. As always awsome. I really like the 44 mag. I hunt with a Henry brass big boy. It's awesome. That 92 looks very nice. You need to take er out and do some freezer filling . I'll bet it will get er done. I always enjoy watching you and your son together. Brings back a lot of good memories. Good Dad's are rare and your one of them. We were both raised right. Good bless my friend.😊
It's been awhile since I've been able to watch. I've been very busy at work. Putting in fire lines for controlled forest burns. Thems some nice hand cannons. God bless. Jeff.😊
I just got done reloading 400 44 mags. I have been using Montana bullet works 240 grn hard cast heat treated bullets. Gas checked. In front of max imr 4227. Charge Winchester primer. Amazing accurate and my deer at 75 yards. The bullet went stem to stern and came out almost at her tail. . It makes 44 mag affordable . And works very good from my Ruger super Blackhawk hunter 44 revolver.😊
Did a great deal. The gun is in excellent condition and Rossi Puma is a great lever action rifle.
Nice little rifles! Had one of the Rossi .44's once...sold it- like a dummy. But I later picked up the .357 carbine with large loop and saddle ring. Won't do that again!
Hello Tom. As you probably know I also own a Rossi .357 carbine with the large loop and maybe I'll break it out and do another video on it sometime this spring.
@@mixup98Please do !!😊😊❤❤
Thank you for posting your videos. I always look forward to new ones and watching. As usual you did not disappoint! Awesome rifle!
Thanks for another great video,
Love the sound of a lever action.
From the U.K.
Yeah! Some .44 Mag love on the Mixup98 channel!
What a smokin' deal you got on that Rossi, too!
What a nice rifle! I picked up current R92 44Mag from Sportsman's Warehouse a few months back for $669. Handloaded 240gr over 10gr Unique. 1285 fps, modest recoil, good power.
How about accuracy with this load in special from 50 to 100yds???😊😊😊
@@iaidagger8278 This load groups about 2" at 50 yards for me. I haven't put it on paper at 100.
@@shanepitzer4126 Thanks my carbine groups 2" groups at 50yds with factory Magtech 240gr SJSP at the same speed as yours, but l dont know what to expect at 100yds and in between 50-100yds!!! Greetings from Argentina!!
The ruger super Blackhawk and the Rossi puma was what I carried riding and camping in the mountains in the late 80s . I really liked that little 44 lever gun !
I have that rifle with the octagonal barrel. A lot of people poo pooed the rifle. They said it was rough and the action was terrible. I was pleasantly surprised when I received the rifle. This platform in .44 is very potent and capable for most anything in North America. That .44 really wakes up with the longer barrel and the sight radius makes it a tack driver. Personally I like the heaviest lead bullet I can shoot in .44. A lot of people like high velocity and I am the opposite. I like a big heavy chunk of lead moving down range at a reasonable rate of speed. A Ruger RedHawk would be a nice companion for this rifle, or a colt anaconda.
Too much fun mixup . Great content as always.
More to come!
Fantastic pickup. I certainly wouldn’t have let that one get away.
Live in beautiful Northern NV...sure wish i could score the beautys you find at your pawn shops!
Great little gun, thanks!
I lived in beautiful northern Nevada (Ely) for many years. I miss the mountains but I sure don't miss the snow 😁
I have two lever rifles, both in 38./357 caliber. That 44. Looks very nice. Both of mine are very accurate
Excellent vid and commentary. Thx again. 🎩👌🏽
Tremendous price, great find. Excellent video as always, thank you Sir!
Big fan, I was going to get this exact rifle but I said go big or go home. So I got the 16inch Henry brass 44 mag and man that thing is a beauty and a shoulder hitter
I love the Rossi 92 series of rifles. I am literally in the process of buying a 20" 92 .45 LC thru Buds gun shop. I cannot wait for it to get to my FFL. Had to wait almost 2 years before any Rossi 92 were in stock anywhere. They were all on backorder.
You did it again. An entertaining and enjoyable video showcasing a beautiful, used lever-action rifle. What more could we ask for? Thanks again.
Made my day.
Wow- Great deal for what you paid!! Nice shooting. Enjoy your weekend.
You also enjoy the weekend and thanks for watching.
Awesome buy. I never have that kinda luck. But it looks and shoots great. Congratulations 🎊🍾🎉
You have the best pawn stores out there
I took a nice Wisconsin buck in November with a Marlin 1894 in 44 Mag. It was more than enough to do the job. Nice video...thanks!
Great buy, very nice, good shooting, thanks
Thank you Ira. Have a great Sunday.
You have a good son! Love your content brother God bless y’all
Love the pawn shop finds.