Posted by Dave 2N on December 20, 2009 at 05:27:59 from (74.32.122.247):
In Reply to: o/t Rossi combo gun posted by JD2ACWD on December 19, 2009 at 18:19:14:
If you are going the break action single shot route, I would suggest going with an H&R (Harrington and Richardson)/ NEF (New England Firearms)gun. They are both essentially the same, made by the same company. The company is owned by Marlin who is now owned by Remington.
Also, NEF/H&R has great service and with some of their models you can send the gun back to the factory and for about $90.00, they will fit another barrel of another caliber provided that it"s compatible with the reciever.
Check the H&R 1871 website, check out their models and look for their "Barrel Accesory Program" thread that explains it.
My experience has been that the H&R/NEF firearms are better quality than the Rossi.
Just my $.02 based on my experiences---(over lo, these many, many years).
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