My holy grail......Rossi Cyclops....

[Budda]

Made only two years and harder to find than a Colt Python. Slab side and ported. It took forever to find one.....I have seen these sell at $800+ although i payed a bit less it was still more than a new .357

 

[PPQ226guy]

My LGS has one of these. Interesting piece to be sure

 

[lee n. field]

PPC revolver?

Probably would not be a good idea to rest the index finger of one's off hand on that squared trigger guard.

 

[OkieCruffler]

That's been on my wish list as well for quite sometime but I want the even rarer varity with the unfluted cylinder. Beautiful piece I'd love to know how it shoots.

 

[Chowder]

Interesting revolver you have there, I like the slab side barrel.

 

[Budda]

I too am looking for an unfluted cylinder. And the 6" version. I love all wheel guns but i had to get on the ground floor with this. I can buy a python anytime.

 

[bledsoeG19]

My grandfather has this exact piece minus the scope. Shoots like a dream. Beautiful piece. I love long barreled 357's. They're a family tradition.

 

[EdInk]

Interesting. I always considered Rossi to be a lower end revolver. Over $700 for one! Is it just because of the rarity or is actually that nice?

 

[OkieCruffler]

I've owned several Rossi revolvers, ain't no flies on any of them. The one Cyclops I've shot would run neck and neck with any S&W. Trigger was like butter.

 

[Venom1956]

Yeah the Cyclops was like THE rossi gun. Saw a nice 4" @ the gunshow only 625

 

[silvermane_1]

how well built are those Cyclops?, can they handle a steady diet of full-house .357s?

 

[Budda]

Built like a smith. Kinda..... Firing pin on hammer but it needs full trigger pull to have pin reach primer. The trigger is smoother and lighter than my colt trooper MK III. Single action is no take up and breaks with no over travel. I would say it is a great factory trigger. But not as short or light as a Dan Wesson. And I plan on shooting it a lot!!!!

 

[Glock20/460long]

Looks cool