Rossi USA Releases The Rio Grande

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  • NRA Staff
posted on May 4, 2013
News, Reviews, Rifles, Lever-Action Rifles
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Rossi USA introduces the Rio Grande .30-30 Win. caliber rifle, so named because it is manufactured in the state of Rio Grande do Sul in southern Brazil. This beautiful lever-action rifle comes with buckhorn sights and a hardwood finish. The Rio Grande is available in blue or stainless steel, and also comes in .410 and a .45-70. This gun weighs 7 pounds and comes with an MSRP of $541.

 

For more information visit RossiUSA.com.

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