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My brother in law has the tracker 357 and I have the Rossi 357 (made by Taurus). Honestly, his Taurus 357 is a nice gun, but I do not prefer it to my Rossi. No matter though, I think they are good guns. My cylinder has more play in it then his though, so maybe Taurus is a little better, but I...

MCgunner, I do not know why some are so confused about what the website says. The 357 will shoot 357ammo. It will also shoot 38 ammo with +p rating. Clear enough? The gun has a warranty no matter who owns it, sells it, and buys it; it is still under full warranty, just dont admit that you shot...

bdb, sorry for the confusion that was actually from another forum that I have joined called calguns.net, and I copied and pasted that last post in both forums. There is always someone saying "shoulda saved up for a S&W or a Ruger; gun will last a life time." The fact is, I agree with MCgunner...

alright, so I got my second opinion on the gun from another gunsmith. The gun is in good working condition, and I have nothing to worry about. He did mention it was because it was a Rossi, but nonetheless, it is an overall good, decent gun! It is because the stop piece on the bottom strap is not...

All this information is good to know! Thanks guys! My Rossi is okay I think. However, I think i am going to make a video to help others understand what I mean and for future reference and I am going to take it to a second gunsmith to get one more opinion. Ill be sure to update all of you! But if...

Really! I am so glad to hear that. Is it the same model Rossi R971 .357 mag? Or another Rossi? I will leave it alone and not worry about it now. However, i will just keep an eye for shavings on the cone.

I purchased a Rossi 357, and have shot it 156 times exactly. So far, it proved to be accurate, fun, and functioning properly. However, There is some side to side play in the cylinder. I mean, it seems more than normal. Even when locked, the cylinder seems to have some side to side looseness. I...