rossi .410

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I bought a rossi tuffy .410 for my youngest son because of the length of pull is tiny. I then bought a matched pair .22/.410 combo. and I'm using the .22 barrel on the tuffy and the tuffy .410 barrel to make a matched pair with the super short LOP ( like a cricket). I also bought the youth 3 barrel .22/.243/20ga. combo for my older son. (FYI barrels will not interchange with the matched pair/tuffy smaller receiver but the smaller barrel will go on the larger three barrel receiver) So now I also have a set that my youngest son can move into when ready.

Now this leaves me with a NIB rossi .410 shotgun(youth). I think I'm going to sell it as separate gun????? Do you think I should just keep the "matched pair" together and sell them and the tuffy later. Or sell the youth .410 now and sell the "tuffy matched pair" later. Or do I sell the receiver from my matched pair to someone who has a matched pair (so they can have two guns .22 and a .410) and make the 3 barrel set a four barrel set?????? FYI you can not buy the tuffy combo the way I have it but it fits my six year old perfectly!!

Edited September 27, 2010 by buttonhook

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