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chalk 1 up to the .410

Thanks guys.... In regards to the black eye... About 6 months ago I switched from My mixed martial arts style to a specific striking only art... about 10 days ago was pitted up against a student in a full contact sparring match during his black belt exam... I was in his element and got drilled a few good times... For what its worth he didn;t look pretty either... but my eye was actually swollen shut for a few days. LOL
In regards to the Rossi.. I like it... It's a nice gun and does what its supposed to... If it works out well i;ll get another matched pair,,in larger bores, and round out my hunting battery, Po'boy style (cause that's what I am) I think the H&r's are probably a little better made.. but in regards to either one there is not much that can go wrong.
Plum I do have a .22 barrel (thing was a tack driver out of the box)
 
Plum I do have a .22 barrel (thing was a tack driver out of the box)
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I bought mine for the 22 I wanted something light and simple, I have 5 other 410's . I plinked around the yard a couple days with it then carried it when I walked though the hollow behind the house one evening . just a get out of the house walk . this is what I got the first time I fire mine at game:D
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Thumbs up on the eye protection, too! :thumbup::thumbup: It's not just for the range . . . .
 
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