Tam wants to know why, if she wants a new 3" 681, she has to buy one from Rossi.
My quibble is that, at 27.3 ounces, that gun is lighter than a 681. I have a 3" Model 65 that, empty, clocks in at 32 ounces. So the Rossi RP63 is probably much closer to being analogous to a Smith & Wesson Model 65.
Which aren't being made anymore, either. You can get a 2.75" Model 66, but it's going to cost about as much as a brace of RP63s.
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65, 681, whatever… That’s beside the point.
ReplyDeleteNeither are in Smith’s catalog in that format these days.