Rossi Circuit Judge .22LR and .22 Magnum
The Rossi Circuit Judge is now available in .22 Long Rifle and .22 Magnum. The gun, which appears to be based on the new Taurus Tracker 992 revolver action, comes with both a .22 LR cylinder and a .22 Magnum cylinder.
Unlike the previous Circuit Judge, which have a traditional wooden stock, this model features a thumbnail synthetic stock with a forward under-barrel picatinny rail. The rail would be useful for mounting lights and lasers for nighttime varmint hunting.
The rifle comes with fibre optic sights, cantilever scope mount and hammer extension. The barrel is 18.5" with an overall length of 34.4" and weighs 5.5". The MSRP is $680.
Bring this out in 25 Stevens and 25-20 WCF. That would be a nice combo. Looks interesting though.
Why does it costs so much? I can buy a Ruger 10/22 for less tha half that price.
Where’s the .357/.38 spec?!?!
@cobetco The Buntline predates Tim Burtons Iteration of the Joker by quite a few years.
if these guns prove one thing, the joker in the original batman film was ahead of his time
I don’t think 2 thousanths of an inch would cause much of a problem accuracy wise.
I’d love to get one of these but, dang, $680??! I could get two Savage 93 FV or a CZ 452 Varmint plus ammo for the price of one of these. o_O
I like the Idea of being able to use both cartridges but 22 lr and 22 mag have slightly different diameters .222 vs .224 similar but not exact to the difference one would get with trying to shoot a 45 long colt out of a 45-70( of course with less pressure) maybe the difference of .02 is small enough not to cause a huge drop in accuracy using short range rounds but rifle barrels are made to pretty exact tolerances for a reason. With that said I have never tried this combo out, the numbers do make me scratch my head though.
I think you mean thumbhole not thumbnail stock.
nice !! sexy looking thing
I wonder if these will count as LBP’s for UK users?