Rossi R92 Octagon .44 Remington Mag Blue/Black Rifle

A: Hi Anthony and welcome. The only advantage is barrel stiffness and less harmonics when firing for slightly better accuracy. Not enough to make a major difference in my opinion though. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Anthony, Yes. An octagon is usually heavier than a round barrel, and that means it heats up slower. The extra metal also makes it stiffer, less prone to harmonics distortion. Plus the extra weight will help dampen recoil but the down fall is they're heavier and especially if you plan on hunting with it every ounce makes a difference. So slightly more accurate but doubt enough the average person can tell the difference and downfall is weight. So depends what you plan on using it for. For hunting I'd recommend a round barrel. For shooting paper/gongs I'd recommend octagon. Hope this helps.

A: Anthony, Don't know that there is an actual "advantage" of an octagon over a round barrel other than usually they are slightly heavier/thicker than a round barrel. Octagons are usually installed on firearms to obtain a classic look. From Henry - The flat surface will help one keep the barrel straight and not slanted when aiming. An octagon barrel has but one advantage-- it calls attention to any canting or sideways tilting of the barrel when in the act of aiming. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Good morning James. The unloaded weight on this gun is 7.39 lbs. Stay safe & have a great day!

A: ROSSI R92 SPECIFICATIONS Brand: Rossi Model: R92 Caliber: 44 Rem Mag Stock Finish: Brazilian Hardwood Action: Lever Sights: Fixed, Adjustable Buckhorn Capacity: 12+1 Hand: Right OAL: 42.50" Receiver Finish: Polished Black Receiver Material: Steel Safety: Manual Stock Finish Group: Brown Stock Material: Wood Weight: 7.50 lbs Barrel Description: Octagon Barrel Finish: Polished Black Barrel Length: 24"

A: Hi James and welcome. Unloaded weight is 7.39lbs. Fully loaded with 13rds of 240gr 44 mag ammo weight is approximately 8.11lbs. Cheers and stay safe!

A: Hi Jake and welcome. The 10rd capacity limit does not apply to Lever Rifles with a Tubular Magazine. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy. Details under Rifles / Permited here : budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

A: Hi Jake, that is correct. Lever action rifles are not subjected to the 10rd limit. Rifles of any caliber with tubular magazines (e.g. lever action) may have a capacity of more than 10 rounds. https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf , Stay safe & have a great day!

A: Hi Jake and welcome. The 10rd capacity limit does not apply to Lever Rifles with a Tubular Magazine. Cheers, stay safe and enjoy. Details under Rifles / Permited here : https://www.budsgunshop.com/feeds/state_reg/california_restrictions.pdf

A: Top eject.

A: Hi Thomas and welcome. This is a top ejecting model as shown starting around 1:30 here: youtube.com/watch?v=6Cuo-hKkp4g ------------------ Cheers, stay safe and enjoy!

A: it ejects out of the top of the receive which makes mounting a scope a little harder

A: Hi Thomas, the spent casings eject from the top, as seen in this video (start at 1:30) >>> youtube.com/watch?v=6Cuo-hKkp4g Stay safe & have a great day!