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.
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I would own the 22LR/22 Magnum if it were not for the mickey mouse want-a-be rambo stock. In my opinion, the Thumbnail Synthetic Stock is a complete negative and does not do justice to this particular high demand caliber of the Circuit Judge Rifle. The said model and caliber is a varmit getter, not a weekend warrior weapon. Wake up Rossi you are way out in left field in lack of choice in providing a style of weapon for the everyday plinker instead of the said want-a-be drug store warriors.
Once again, in my opinion, there would be far more sells for this particular model of the Circuit Judge if there was an opition in the choice of stocks.
In being unable to purchase a Circuit Judge 22LR/22Magnum with a wooden stock. I purchased a Henry Lever 22 mag.
iv got this judge and it fires fine useing .22 but it jams a round in the baril useing 22.mag about every 5 rounds, any hints to why this is going on ?