Since Taurus bought Rossi, they don't answer any questions about the Rossis that were imported by Interarms. I was wondering if anyone knew what the markings on this Rossi were, and perhaps an approximate year or date of manufacture. The M68 is a champ, it digests even the cheapest ammo without any loss in accuracy. The little Rossi is a great example of the classic. Rossi Firearms have a good reputation with a very affordable price tag. I know Remington puts different codes to identify barrels, chokes, the gunsmith who inspected it, repairs, etc. The Rossi M68 is a 5-shot, 38-caliber revolver and designed to be a small and easy to conceal piece. Also there is a number 6 perhaps above the "XII.91". On the frame under the left grip, it looks like "XII.91" maybe, but the numbers to the right of the decimal look like they weren't struck well just the tops of them are visible. Also on the frame under the right side grip is the number 82 above and to the right of "5 9 88". On the cylinder yoke is "5 9 88", and that also appears on the bottom of the frame when you remove the right grip. Then there is some markings I don't understand. And on the frame, right against where the crane closes '272'. Under the grips '027 10 95' and '7735' on the other side.
#Rossi 38 special serial number aa101960 serial number
Frame 'Made in Brazil' and Serial number AA756867. On the frame behind the cylinder yoke, it looks like "M685" (Rossi didn't make a Model 685), so I'm thinking it's M68S. Markings: Barrel 'Amadeo Rossi' and '.38 SPECIAL' on the other side. On the frame on the right side under the cylinder is the INTERARMS stamp, then the serial number AA132502.
The left side of the barrel has the "AMADEO ROSSI S.A.", the right side of the barrel has ".38 SPECIAL". The Blue Book doesn't talk about a model 68S, but I saw a website that said that the model 68 was produced from 1978 until 1985, then the model 68S was produced from 1993 until 1998. When I go to the Blue Book of Gun Values, it talks about the Rossi model 68, and no other Rossi models fit the description of this gun. This is a Rossi model 68S, as far as I can tell. The low price does not mean low quality – this particular ancient Rossi has never had issues.I just bought this Rossi snubby from another INGO member, and I like to find out as much information as possible about used gun when I buy them. The price tag on these revolvers is often under $300 and in fact you can pick up an older model for under a hundred bucks. The cylinder latch is also large and round and very easy to engage. The cylinder locks up nice and tight, and hammer features a large and easy to use thumb catch. The grips are small, but comfortable enough that you don’t need a grip adapter, unless you have extremely large hands. The single-action is very light and nice. The double-action trigger pull is heavy, but is very smooth. The large front sight is built for quick acquisition of close-range, large targets, i.e. The short 2.5-inch barrel means it’s also easy to draw. The weapon is lightweight and very easy to carry. revolvers, manufactured between the years of 20.
357 Magnum revolvers made between the years 20 that may have a condition that could cause, under certain circumstances, the revolver to fire if dropped. The M68 is a champ, it digests even the cheapest ammo without any loss in accuracy. A recently circulated notice from Rossi warns of an issue in line of. Rossi is issuing a voluntary safety warning on.
The Rossi M68 is a 5-shot, 38-caliber revolver and designed to be a small and easy to conceal piece.
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