Rossi Announces Three New Revolvers: The RP63, RM66 And RM64

Rossi has recently announced three new .357 Magnum revolvers, including the RP63, the RM66 and the RM64.

Rossi is a Brazilian firearm manufacturer best known in the U.S. for its lever-action rifles and revolvers. It’s been a hot minute since any of the latter were imported, but the company recently announced three new .357 Magnum Rossi revolver models for 2023.

The Rossi RP63 is the concealed carry option of the lineup, sporting a 3-inch barrel, round-butt rubber grips and fixed rear/ramped front sights for a snag-free draw. The steel frame, full underlug barrel and 6-shot cylinder contribute to the revolver’s hefty weight of 27.3 ounces (unloaded) but should also make it a pleasant shooter even when loaded with .357 Magnum. Further aiding the RP63’s viability as a concealed carry gun is that Rossi claims it is compatible with existing holsters and speedloaders designed for similar medium-frame revolvers.

The RM66 was designed with target shooting and competition in mind instead of concealed carry, but is otherwise very similar to the RP63. It features a 6-inch barrel, adjustable sights and a larger rubber grip to help absorb recoil. It weighs 34.4 ounces unloaded, and like the RP63, should be compatible with accessories designed for similar revolvers.

There have been no images released of the upcoming RM64 yet, but from the description, it sounds like it will be very similar to the other two models but with a 4-inch barrel instead.

All of the new Rossi revolver models are made of stainless steel with a satin stainless finish, have a hammer-mounted firing pin for improved reliability and feature Rossi’s crisp DA/SA trigger. The RP63 (MSRP: $460.99) and RM66 (MSRP: $620.99) are available now and the RM64 will be released later in 2023.

For more information, please visit rossiusa.com.

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