New For 2024: Rossi R95 Triple Black & Stainless Steel

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posted on February 7, 2024
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Right-side view of Rossi USA R95 lever-action carbine rifle black stock tactical rail enlarged loop paracord wrap threaded barrel white background
Images courtesy of Braztech International

In 2023, Rossi released the R95 .30-'30 Win. lever-action rifle, itself an update of the company’s previously manufactured Rio Grande. New for 2024, Rossi is expanding its lineup of .30-30 rifles, with two new R95 models—one in stainless steel and the matte-finished Triple Black.

Threaded muzzle of the Rossi R95 Triple Black shown with thread protector.One feature of the new R95 Triple Black is that the muzzle of its 16.5” barrel is threaded 5/8x24 TPI for the attachment of suppressors and other accessories.

Left side of the Rossi R95 Triple Black rifle.The Rossi R95 Triple Black is styled in the trend of “tactical lever-actions."

The Triple Black follows the recent trend of “tactical lever-actions.” Its basic architecture is of the 16.5”-barreled R95. The Triple Black has a matte-black finish on both its metal and stock. The muzzle of the rifle’s barrel is threaded 5/8x24 TPI for the attachment of suppressors and other accessories. A Picatinny rail extends across the top of the barrel and the rear portion of the barrel for the mounting of optics. Instead of an open barrel-mounted sight, an aperture sight is mounted on the receiver. To top off the Triple Black treatment, the rifle’s “medium-loop” lever is wrapped in paracord. The Rossi R95 Triple Black has an MSRP of $1,288.

Right side of the Rossi R95 Stainless Steel rifle.The stainless Rossi R95 offers an all-weather version of the classic .30-30 lever-action.

The stainless-steel model uses the 20”-barreled R95 as its basis. Its barrel and receiver are made of stainless steel and are given a matte finish. The rifle’s stock and forearm are made of gray laminated wood. Like the Triple Black, the R95 stainless has an extended Picatinny optics rail and uses a receiver-mounted aperture rear sight. Its stainless-steel, medium-loop lever is wrapped in paracord. The Rossi R95 stainless has an MSRP of $1,212.19. For more information, visit rossiusa.com.

Left side of the Rossi R95 Stainless Steel rifle.The stainless Rossi R95 has a 20” barrel, laminated wood furniture and a Picatinny optics rail.

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