PCP Rossi air guns made in Brazil

[Hateful McNasty]

Stumbled across these guys and thought interesting .

I knew about there guns like cheap ss shotguns but first time seeing a PCP and springer from them

PCP R8 WOOD.



I don't know rossi Europe but the stuff in link is Brazil. .. maybe there export web site?

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Ouch . Converting from Brazil money to USD it's a $1000 gun ..ouch.

I guess folks are doing better in Brazil then I thought if there affording this stuff like we are ..lol

 

[Farmplinker2]

Ouch . Converting from Brazil money to USD it's a $1000 gun ..ouch.

I guess folks are doing better in Brazil then I thought if there affording this stuff like we are ..lol

Maybe they'll import them here someday. HAM can test it, and we'll find out if it's a $1,000 PCP or not.
Also, I suspect more Brazilians can own one of these compared to their PB products.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Maybe they'll import them here someday. HAM can test it, and we'll find out if it's a $1,000 PCP or not.
Also, I suspect more Brazilians can own one of these compared to their PB products.

I guess they been around awhile . Pa has a blog on a Rossi but it's older .. nothing at Rossi USA but there pb guns .


What got my attention was they were smart enough to put sights on there gun . Unlike most today that too are dumb to comprend that part of shooting a gun . ( Probably never shot a gun but make them to sell to you at triple markup pricing ..lol... And no way to aim it )

 

[JimT66]

Ouch . Converting from Brazil money to USD it's a $1000 gun ..ouch.

I guess folks are doing better in Brazil then I thought if there affording this stuff like we are ..lol

For a grand, they better be built a lot better than they powder burners. Talk about bad luck with air rifles, rossi has been my only manufacturer that I have had brand new factory issues out of.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

I had one of there single shot shotguns like 30 years ago . Was not like Remington or Winchester but it worked and shot stuff .lol

 

[JimT66]

I had one of there single shot shotguns like 30 years ago . Was not like Remington or Winchester but it worked and shot stuff .lol

Stuff like they snake charmer shotguns and the like no issues. It's the .38 wheel guns specifically.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Think my buddy had a rosdi .22 Saturday night special. Took both hands to hold it together to shoot it ..

 

[JimT66]

Yep, sounds about right, and all to typical.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

With the S.American pellets springing up I'm not surprised there's going to be more s.american air guns popping up in the future.

 

[JimT66]

But lord, that price. Lol. Are they marketing them to sell to coffee bean growers, or Norte Americano gringos with more dollars than sense. A bad name in PB's sure can't help they sales.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

But lord, that price. Lol. Are they marketing them to sell to coffee bean growers, or Norte Americano gringos with more dollars than sense. A bad name in PB's sure can't help they sales.

I guess like the rest of there and to screw guys on PCP at $1000+ why not them ..lol.. that PCP game is nothing but a racket..lol . You'd also think do they pay people in Brazil like USA union wages and benefits to make that costly as it is ?

 

[Pumacarl]

Still being one of the biggest shooting nations in the world, I'm always surprised when a gun brand doesn't even try to import and enter the U.S. market. American shooters will pretty much buy anything, at least once.

 

[JimT66]

Still being one of the biggest shooting nations in the world, I'm always surprised when a gun brand doesn't even try to import and enter the U.S. market. American shooters will pretty much buy anything, at least once.

Sure does seem like it.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Still being one of the biggest shooting nations in the world, I'm always surprised when a gun brand doesn't even try to import and enter the U.S. market. American shooters will pretty much buy anything, at least once.

Just don't unless air venturing allows it or a company like Diana don't bring one in rebadged .. like spa/ snowpeak and a lot of others you see overseas . USA need not apply..lol all that cornerstone of free market and all that bull just south holding too true ..

Like I always say.. this air gun stuff is a racket ..

 

[Farmplinker2]

Still being one of the biggest shooting nations in the world, I'm always surprised when a gun brand doesn't even try to import and enter the U.S. market. American shooters will pretty much buy anything, at least once.

Sometimes it's a case of they're doing alright as is. But they'd need to expand production to cover the US market. If we love and buy the gun, great; but if we don't, they're out a lot of money.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Sometimes it's a case of they're doing alright as is. But they'd need to expand production to cover the US market. If we love and buy the gun, great; but if we don't, they're out a lot of money.

USA is not so important to them anymore . Seems most don't want to really bother with us .. even look at gamo what your offered here vs gamos EU .. lol.

You get what the rest of the world don't want or one air venturing makes the highest markup/ profit margin off of ..lol

 

[Pumacarl]

Yeah, it doesn't make much sense because of all the different regulations, in a small region to deal with. The U.S. doesn't have much for airgun regulations besides those that the dealers put on themselves because they don't want to deal with making a phone call and checking laws. I think that's the individual responsibility of the customer myself. They're the ones going to jail. There isn't anything Gamo makes that we can't shoot, so send it. I am still peeved that when the Reign came out that they wouldn't import the one with the removable suppressor, complete and total bs. I heard their reasoning and it was weak, they should have pushed it. It was still just an airgun like everything else they send over.

 

[Hateful McNasty]

Yeah, it doesn't make much sense because of all the different regulations, in a small region to deal with. The U.S. doesn't have much for airgun regulations besides those that the dealers put on themselves because they don't want to deal with making a phone call and checking laws. I think that's the individual responsibility of the customer myself. They're the ones going to jail. There isn't anything Gamo makes that we can't shoot, so send it. I am still peeved that when the Reign came out that they wouldn't import the one with the removable suppressor, complete and total bs. I heard their reasoning and it was weak, they should have pushed it. It was still just an airgun like everything else they send over.

More regulations then you think .

Your 2ed trounced on just as hard . Probably why there not so hip to import and sell here ...

 

[Pumacarl]

I follow several 2A legal channels and try to keep up with what regulations there are, and where, and if I can so can Pyramyd Air, and anyone else, especially when it's their business to sell. I was speaking to national regulations. Nationally, people are still importing airguns from Europe with removable suppressors or barrels threaded for them: RTI, AGT, Taipan, Daystate, FX, yet importing a Reign that way poses a problem? Or even a Gamo Urban, give me a break!