Reeder Custom Guns - New Rossi 45 colts and 357s , are they good quality?

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SMOOTHED OUT AND SOME ACTION PARTS REPLACED

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machining marks. We buff down the top of the lever, the sides of the bolt, the sides of the hammer and a couple of the small parts. We put them on the polishing wheel until they are red hot, then put a light layer of RIG Universal grease on the parts. The grease soaks into the open pores of the hot metal and it sorta becomes self lubricating.
They are good guns. They just need some TLC.

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What would a basic action job like that run?

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a load of Rossi rifles coming in From everyone that has one. starting with my 454 casull carbine. But you know me I can't stop there. You will have to "purdy" it up with some great engraving. What the hell can you change it to 455 GNR.LOL

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475 Linebaugh case to work thru it. The 455 GNR is a 475 L. necked down to 45. Plus the mag tube and mag tube opening in the front of the action are way too small for the wide rim to go thru.

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I won one on an facebook contest about 6 months ago. It has been a nice gun and the best part it was free.

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New Rossi 45 colts and 357s , are they good quality?

Leveraction 92s

I'd venture to say yes...

QUALITY YES; BUT NEEDED

normally we smooth out all internals. Lots of

Action job

$175

You opened a can of worms get ready

I doubt the internals will be wide enough for a

rossi 45

Ome im my area for a little over $500, hmmmm