Description
There is something refreshing about a gun with almost nothing to go wrong. The Rossi Brawler in .300 Blackout is a break-action, single shot pistol built around the same rugged action as the original .45 Colt/.410 Brawler, only this time it is chambered for a rifle cartridge that thrives in short barrels. Crack it open, drop in a round, cock the hammer, and go to work. This TALO edition sets itself apart with a Flat Dark Earth finish that looks right at home in the field.
Why the Brawler and .300 Blackout Make Sense Together
The .300 Blackout was designed to burn its powder in short barrels, so the Brawler's 9 inch tube gets far more out of the cartridge than most calibers would. The barrel is rifled with a 1:8 twist that stabilizes everything from light supersonic hunting loads to heavy 220 grain subsonics, and the muzzle comes threaded 5/8×24 with a knurled protector. Add a can and run subsonic ammo, and this thing gets remarkably quiet for something this compact. The break action also means no cycling issues to worry about, since the gun does not care one bit what velocity you feed it.
Built Simple, Built to Last
The Brawler pairs a steel-core receiver with a tough polymer housing, a crossbolt safety, and a single action trigger. Up top you get a factory-installed aluminum Picatinny rail, ready for a red dot or a handgun scope so you can stretch this cartridge to its potential. The oversized rubber grip, borrowed from the Taurus Raging Hunter line, has finger grooves and a soft backstrap that soak up recoil and make longer range sessions comfortable.
Where the Rossi Brawler 300 BLK Fits
This is a knock-around utility pistol in the best sense. Keep it behind the truck seat, stash it in a pack, or bring it along as a fun challenge gun for hog and deer country where handgun hunting is your thing. One shot keeps you focused, and the Brawler rewards deliberate shooting with solid accuracy for its size.
Key Specifications
- Manufacturer: Rossi
- Model: Brawler (TALO Edition)
- MPN: SSPB9300-FDE
- UPC: 754908380008
- Caliber: .300 AAC Blackout
- Action: Break Action, Single Shot
- Capacity: 1 Round
- Barrel Length: 9 inches
- Muzzle Thread: 5/8×24 TPI with Thread Protector
- Twist Rate: 1:8, 6-Groove Rifling
- Optics Mount: Aluminum Picatinny Rail
- Safety: Crossbolt Safety
- Grip: Over-Molded Rubber with Finger Grooves
- Finish/Color: Flat Dark Earth
- Frame: Polymer Housing over Steel Receiver Core
What’s Included
- Rossi Brawler .300 Blackout single shot pistol
- Knurled muzzle thread protector (installed)
- Owner's manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I run a suppressor on the Rossi Brawler 300 Blackout?
Yes, and that is one of the best reasons to own one. The 9 inch barrel comes threaded 5/8×24, which is the standard pitch for most .30 caliber suppressors, and a knurled thread protector is included. Pair it with subsonic .300 Blackout loads and it gets impressively quiet, since the break action has no cycling noise or ejected brass to deal with.
Does the Brawler 300 BLK come with sights?
Instead of traditional iron sights, this model ships with a factory-installed aluminum Picatinny rail on top of the barrel. That gives you a solid platform for a red dot or a long eye relief handgun scope, which makes a lot more sense given the extended range .300 Blackout offers. Most owners mount a compact red dot and are up and running in minutes.
What makes this TALO edition different from the standard Brawler?
The TALO edition wears a Flat Dark Earth finish instead of the standard matte black, giving it a distinctive earth-tone look that fits the field-gun role. Mechanically it is the same proven break-action design with the 9 inch threaded barrel, optics rail, crossbolt safety, and over-molded rubber grip. TALO editions are distributor exclusives, so they tend to be produced in smaller numbers.
Is the Rossi Brawler 300 Blackout accurate enough for hunting?
Within reasonable handgun hunting distances, yes. The 1:8 twist barrel stabilizes a wide range of bullet weights, and the beefy chamber and rigid break action give it a solid accuracy foundation, with published range reviews reporting reliable extraction and consistent groups. Mount a quality optic, pick a good supersonic hunting load, and it is a legitimate short-range option for hogs and deer-sized game.





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