Thanks for looking inside this revolver and your opinion on its built quality. For somebody who’s not a gunsmith, which main hammer spring could I use to lighten the trigger for a quick dirty trigger job?
Looking forward to the next video! Just out of curiosity what are the Factory Hammer and rebound spring weight? What would be good replacement Springs?
Assuming the same passive safeties as on a Smith hammer mounted firing pin. Rebound slide, hammer stop, and hammer block. Most revolvers today have frame mounted firing pins so they use the transfer bar.
For whatever reason Taurus has refused to release the Rossi to California. So I purchased the 856 executive and model 65. I told em before i would buy this and the other 2 in the Rossi line. Im serious. Cmon Braztech, wake up! This is a home run for you!
Taurus once again trying to imitate the S&W, model 10-10 MP from the Brazilian contract, with fixed sights, built-in extractor, 3" barrel and round butt! 
Question: I’m no a gunsmith. I like that the firing pin is in the hammer-very traditional. However is there a safety mechanism in place to allow for carrying 6? Some sort of transfer bar??
You're a "Gunsmith", and you didn't clean the front of the cylinder/back of the forcing cone (gun has been fired) before measuring the Cyl/barrel gap!? Your measurement is completely invalid.
@@gibbynyc6482 Let me know how you like it after you get time to shoot it some. I called them but they didn't have any in stock. He said he would look around to see if any were avaiable.
You call yourself a gunsmith, you should be a little less vigorous when you're inserting the cylinder back into the frame. Anybody that knows anything about revolvers knows that Hollywood style slamming cylinders back into the frame is not the way to handle revolvers.
Wow. 2 real good-looking guns right there. The Rossi is really nice, but this silver and black Taurus is just stunning.
Great video, exactly the type of video I wanted to see for these Rossi and Taurus revolvers. Looking forward to the next part(s)
I want the Rossi, just can’t find one anywhere yet. Thanks for the video
Thanks for looking inside this revolver and your opinion on its built quality. For somebody who’s not a gunsmith, which main hammer spring could I use to lighten the trigger for a quick dirty trigger job?
Would love to see the follow-up video someday
Great stuff...shot mine yesterday...0 issues....got ameriglo nt sight ready for changeout...thx for in depth video🤘👍
Awesome video and thanks for sharing
Looking forward to the next video!
Just out of curiosity what are the Factory Hammer and rebound spring weight? What would be good replacement Springs?
Going to have to pick one of these up just to inspect one of my own and test it out. Nice vid.
Really great guns❤
Assuming the same passive safeties as on a Smith hammer mounted firing pin. Rebound slide, hammer stop, and hammer block. Most revolvers today have frame mounted firing pins so they use the transfer bar.
I have an RP63 and my only complaint is the grips. The stock ones will do until aftermarket catches up.
Surprised that the Rossi is a nice as it is. Very impressive. Just subscribed
For whatever reason Taurus has refused to release the Rossi to California. So I purchased the 856 executive and model 65. I told em before i would buy this and the other 2 in the Rossi line. Im serious. Cmon Braztech, wake up! This is a home run for you!
O mecanismo e o mesmo de 30 anos anos anos atrás pequena mudança no retém do tambor salvo engano Rossi legendária performance 😊
Taurus once again trying to imitate the S&W, model 10-10 MP from the Brazilian contract, with fixed sights, built-in extractor, 3" barrel and round butt!

I appreciate your video much
Question: I’m no a gunsmith. I like that the firing pin is in the hammer-very traditional. However is there a safety mechanism in place to allow for carrying 6? Some sort of transfer bar??
It has a piece that blocks the hammer from being able to reach the primer. You can see it in the video
Good content, thanks.
these rossi revolvers are great. i just wish they woudl change the grip design and make them compatable to Taurus revolvers.
Great!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Is dry firing a rebounding firing pin a good thing to do?
Will the grips for the Taurus fit on the Rossi?
Where's the rest of the video? You quit right in the middle.
Just subscribed you're getting screwed should have gone up by at least one and stayed the same thank you for your content
You're a "Gunsmith", and you didn't clean the front of the cylinder/back of the forcing cone (gun has been fired) before measuring the Cyl/barrel gap!? Your measurement is completely invalid.
Lets look at the cylinder ratchet...I bet it looks a blind chimpanzee with a dremal tool made it.
Funny there are all these youtube videos for the Rossi RP63 revolver when there are not any for sale anywhere.
I found one...$465.
@@gibbynyc6482 Where at? That is $5.00 more than the MSRP, lol
@TexHoss1 the shop in Hancock NY. They had one. I grabbed it.
@@TexHoss1 Marino's outdoor world.
@@gibbynyc6482 Let me know how you like it after you get time to shoot it some. I called them but they didn't have any in stock. He said he would look around to see if any were avaiable.
You call yourself a gunsmith, you should be a little less vigorous when you're inserting the cylinder back into the frame. Anybody that knows anything about revolvers knows that Hollywood style slamming cylinders back into the frame is not the way to handle revolvers.
Lol
@@brickhammerSS DMF
Is dry firing a rebounding firing pin a good thing to do?