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  • zipperzap
    both
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  • Zebra
    I bought a new Rossi .38 special M68 in 1992 for $169 I've neglected the little snubby over the years, but it will handle a hot .38spl +P. They're tough little revolvers.

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  • pitbud5
    That looks like this one besides the serial number being on the bottom of the hand grip, also I am starting to think the barrel on mine is not factory because it has nothing on it. Maybe it is just way old or something. None the less. My first revolver and for under two hundred bucks I'm as happy as a fly on a fat pile.

    So it looks like the model 319 doesn't even exist. I looked in my blue book of guns, searched the web, and nothing. Wonder what those numbers mean?????[:(][?]
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  • iceracerx
    Judging by the cylinder release, I'd guess that was an early production model.
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  • Zebra
    The frame on your Rossi looks a lot heavier then mine, the release is different but the firing pin looks similar with the hole in it..

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  • pitbud5
    Still no info found. Maybe I should post in the ask the experts and see if I can get some links to some web sites there. What do you think?
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  • pitbud5
    I did just find one thing interesting. I went to Rossi website and its system only contains info for firearms imported by BrazTech International L.C. Miami, FL.

    mine says Made in Brazil Firearms Int'l Corp. Washington D.C.[:0]

    Five number serial number
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