im looking for a well made, cheap .410...if you cant recomend a specific gun even a company name would help. the last time i ask ppl on this site for a good .22 i was not let down i hope the same curtisy will be taken for a 410.
Was looking at the Rossi's myself. The Matched Pair was available locally for about $140, which included a choice of .410 or 20 gauge, and a 22LR each. My only problem was that they were single shot and I was looking for a pump action. I would think a single shot 22LR would be difficult to load with my clumsy fingers, though my kid might have an easier time. Since she already has a Plinkster, I really didn't need the option.
On the plus side, besides the interchangable barrels, they were light weight and seemed to be pretty good quality.
We ended up getting a Charles Daly 20 gauge because of the price (under $200), but if I had the extra cash to spend I would have gotten the Mossberg .410 or 20 gauge pump action model. I'm a big fan of Mossy's now, in my short time owning guns, so my opinion doesn't hold a lot of weight. Just thought I'd share my observations on the Rossi's.
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CIWS M61A1 22mm 6-Barrel Gatling Gun
USS Midway CV-41
USS Independence CV-62
I have a high regard for my Rossi and plan to purchase the .243
heavy barrel gun later this spring.
I recommend it. Do not worry about the loading as it is not
difficult and will be no problem for a younger person. Also,
a single shot is the ideal first gun to learn concentration,
target acquisition, follow-through, etc.
thank you all this site never lets me down. im looking at the rossi 410 / 17 hmr matched pair. one last question my father belongs to the NRA does that mean we can order online
cabelas didnt have it neither did dicks but they directed me to a big gun store and i got the h&r 20 gauge...they had everything a berrett 50 cal and p90 if your intrested the .50 cost $9,000