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Some guns try to do everything. The Rossi Brawler does two things really well and keeps the rest simple. Break it open, drop in a .45 Colt cartridge or a .410 shotshell up to 3 inches, cock the hammer, and you're in business. That flexibility is exactly why this thing has become such a popular trail companion. Load birdshot for snakes and pests around the property, or switch to .45 Colt when you need a solid single projectile with some authority behind it. This ENG1 edition wears a laser-engraved US flag on the black frame, giving it a look you won't find on the standard model.
The 9-inch alloy steel barrel is fully rifled with a 1:24 twist, which stabilizes .45 Colt nicely and makes this a legitimate short-range option for medium game or plinking. Up top, an aluminum Picatinny rail with an integrated rear sight lets you mount a red dot or handgun scope in minutes, and the fixed front post pairs with the serrated rear if you'd rather keep it optics-free. The oversized rubber grip deserves a mention too. It's borrowed from Taurus's big-bore revolver playbook, with finger grooves and a cushioned backstrap that soak up the thump of 3-inch .410 magnum loads better than you'd expect from a 37-ounce handgun.
At 14 inches overall and just over two pounds, the Brawler rides easily in a chest rig or truck without weighing you down. The single-action trigger breaks clean, the exposed hammer spur is serrated for a sure grip with gloves on, and the manual safety plus transfer bar give you straightforward control over when this thing goes bang. There's no magazine to lose, no complicated controls to fumble, just a break-open action that works the same way every time. For a ranch gun, camp gun, or a fun day turning ammo into noise at the range, the Brawler is hard to argue with.
Yes, the Brawler has a 3-inch chamber, so it handles 2.5-inch and 3-inch .410 shotshells along with .45 Colt. The oversized rubber grip does a good job soaking up the extra kick from the magnum-length shells. Just remember the barrel is rifled, so handgun-specific .410 defensive loads tend to pattern better than standard birdshot.
Absolutely. The Brawler comes with an aluminum Picatinny rail already installed on top of the receiver, so most red dots and pistol scopes bolt right on with standard mounts. The rail also houses the rear sight, so you can still use the irons if you decide to run it without an optic.
It shines as a trail, camp, or ranch gun. Load .410 birdshot for snakes and pests at close range, or run .45 Colt for more punch on small to medium game and general plinking. Its light weight and compact 14-inch length make it easy to carry in a chest rig all day, and plenty of folks buy one simply because it's a fun, affordable range gun.
Yes, the 9-inch barrel with 1:24 twist rifling stabilizes .45 Colt well, and owners report solid groups at 15 to 25 yards with the irons. Add a red dot on the factory rail and it gets even easier to shoot well. Keep expectations realistic though; this is a short-range gun, best inside 50 yards.
| UPC | 754908334803 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | SSPB9-ENG1 |
| Shipping Weight | 3.1 |
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