Any shops in NNJ carry Rossi Circuit Judge?

[Samdjr74 11]

Hi all,

 

I'm not sure if this the right area to post this question. I'm just wondering if any stores in northern NJ have the circuit judge in stock, I wanted to take a look a one.

 

Thanks,

Sam

[Bully 749]

Not what constitutes NNJ to u? I'm in Bergen and Davis in Sloatsburg has several in stock.

 

C

[Samdjr74 11]

Not what constitutes NNJ to u? I'm in Bergen and Davis in Sloatsburg has several in stock.

 

C

Sloatsburg works. I'm just looking for a shop that's in a 201 or 973 area code if possible.

[Bully 749]

They have blue and nickel. Make sure u have ur FID on u

[Samdjr74 11]

They have blue and nickel. Make sure u have ur FID on u

I got my eye on a nickle/SS one. Right now I just want to take a better look at it, see if it's something I want to buy in 2015. I love the looks but if it's uncomfortable to hold and/or shoot it's not worth it

[tommyfeds 2]

Ive always loved the stainless in 45/410. I have read and watched some many reviews on that gun and after reading about how its not all that accurate and how the forcing cone is way out of "spec" and how the gun loses pressure and the bullet loses velocity or speed or whatever, stuff I dont even understand...........I still really want one :-) After every review Ive read/seen the end result is always something like.............well it aint great at shootin 45 LC and it aint great at shootin 410 but it sure is a rootin tootin good time to shoot! LOL. Ive had one in my hands at Dick's and it really looked nice. The "revolver" was fished well, the wood looked great. Seemed very comfortable to hold......never shot one though. 

 

I will own one someday. Maybe when I start to reload and I can get the price of 45LC down. 

 

Good Luck and post some pics when you get it!

[Samdjr74 11]

Ive always loved the stainless in 45/410. I have read and watched some many reviews on that gun and after reading about how its not all that accurate and how the forcing cone is way out of "spec" and how the gun loses pressure and the bullet loses velocity or speed or whatever, stuff I dont even understand...........I still really want one :-) After every review Ive read/seen the end result is always something like.............well it aint great at shootin 45 LC and it aint great at shootin 410 but it sure is a rootin tootin good time to shoot! LOL. Ive had one in my hands at Dick's and it really looked nice. The "revolver" was fished well, the wood looked great. Seemed very comfortable to hold......never shot one though. 

 

I will own one someday. Maybe when I start to reload and I can get the price of 45LC down. 

 

Good Luck and post some pics when you get it!

Same thing with the reviews. I seems like people can' figure out what the best use for this is but they all say it's fun to shoot. I mostly like the looks but also think for target shooting at the range it could be real fun. I don't use a scope and stay within the range limits so this might work perfecly.

 

Which Dick's had one?

[tommyfeds 2]

Freehold usually has at least one in some version, the 410/45 or the 22lr/22mg. I have not been in there in a while so I cant say if they have one. 

 

I want to get a cowboy hat and some spurs when I get one for when I take it to the range........YIPPY KAY YAY! HA!

 

Im always so tempted....but then I stroll over to the ammo and look at the prices of 45LC. 

[Samdjr74 11]

Freehold usually has at least one in some version, the 410/45 or the 22lr/22mg. I have not been in there in a while so I cant say if they have one. 

 

I want to get a cowboy hat and some spurs when I get one for when I take it to the range........YIPPY KAY YAY! HA!

 

Im always so tempted....but then I stroll over to the ammo and look at the prices of 45LC. 

Yeah, the ammo is going to hit the wallet hard but considering it's not my main shooter (at least I don't think it will be) I'm ok with forking out the cash every now and then on a few rounds.