The New Rossi RP63 Revolver in 357 Mag

Rossi Roars Back into the Revolver Market with Three New Guns

January 2023, Bainbridge GA – Once one of the leading names in revolvers, Rossi is back to the US revolver market and better than ever with three new guns. These new revolvers incorporate some timeless features from Rossi’s past, which bringing in modern manufacturing techniques.

First up is the new RP63. This is your next carry gun. A stainless-steel revolver chambered in .357 Magnum, the RP63 is perfect for home defense or every day carry. It uses a rounded grip frame, which reduces printing when carried concealed. As you might guess from the name, the RP63 holds six rounds in the cylinder, more than similarly sized revolvers. The sights are fixed, optimal for a carry gun, and the front sight is ramped for a snag free draw. Like all the new Rossi revolvers, the firing pin is mounted on the hammer, which increases reliability with harder primers.

Up next is the RM66. The six shot revolver has the same fantastic trigger as its 3-inch brother, but sports 6 inches of barrel and adjustable sights. Perfect for range day, ranch work, or The New revolver competition shooting, the RM66 will also squeeze the best possible ballistics out of the .357 Magnum cartridge. This revolver is also stainless steel, but uses a square butt configuration, making the RM66 easier to shoot with full power magnums or 38 Specials.

Lastly, the RP63 and RM66 will be joined later this year with the “do everything” revolver, the RM64. 4 inch medium frame revolvers chambered in .357 Magnum are widely regarded by experts as an optimal choice for a revolver that does everything well. You can carry it concealed, you can use it in the woods, hunt with it, defend your house with it, and even shoot IDPA with it. It features the same match grade trigger as all the Rossi revolvers, and the same adjustable sights as the RM66.

Rossi revolvers are back in a big way. The RP63 and RM66 are available now, and the RM64 will launch to your gun store later this year.