Braztech/Rossi Gallery .22 LR 18" Barrel 15-Rounds

rear sight is useless. Lost one of the fibers. Still waiting for replacement. Still, even with, it's cheap and barely useable. It wouldn't stay fixed which is why it was lost.

Overall well built and a straight shooter. the fiber optic sight rods (if you got the plastic stock model) may wiggle loose and should be glued in. Feels pretty solid and there's not much to go wrong with it. Very lightweight and easy to handle, yet large enough for adult hands and length of pull. a super rat plinker. slide release on the front of the trigger guard is a little weird but not terrible.

Tons of fun to shoot! I put a red dot on it and can shoot all day for a little money. Squirrels hate me!

When I was a kid I had a single shot JC Higgins 22, my friend had a pump action. He could get five shot off while I was getting one off. I wanted one then and when this one came along I couldn't resist. Still a kid I guess.

Did very good on the first day out. Breaks down quickly for cleaning. I have only put about 300 rounds through it but so far no issues.

A fun rifle, I liked the pump action. It does get tiring after a couple hundred rounds through it in a session. So much fun.

Nice rifle,very accurate,half cock safety a little wonky. Not a small child 22.takes a little umph to cycle.

VERY fun gun to shoot and fairly accurate as well. Was able to ding targets at 150 meters easily and consistently.

No problems so far, the pump action was kind of stiff or rough at first but after awhile from plinking it smoothed out and I have had no issues.

Shot over 300 rounds so far. Only thing that happened is a small screw on the pump stock came out. Idk where idk how I didn't notice. I was plinking away. I should of checked those before hand. Best to add a drop of locktite blue to each screw on it before shooting So far so good shoots good. Took it out twice so far so issues. Nice plinking gun. It's fun.

Pleasantly surprised by this rifle. For the money it can’t be beat. The furniture is better than expected and it seems to be built very well for the money spent. I haven’t had the chance to shoot it yet but I am looking forward to it

I have not had time to go to the range but I have dry fired and looked it over. I'm not sure I like the extra step required to fire the weapon. There is a button in front of the trigger guard that must be pressed before the next round can be pumped into the chamber. Will see how it works on the range. Very nice looking rifle.

A fun little plinker. Have about 200 rounds through it so far, and the action is getting smoother. When loading, getting the tube back in can be a little bit of a pain, and it seems a little flimsy. Time will tell how well it holds up. It has very nice fiber optic sights, but I will be adding a red dot. Another downside, it does not have a picatinny rail. For some reason, Rossi put a dovetail rail on it. Had to order a dovetail/picatinny adapter. Only 10 bucks on Amazon, but why? Picatinny

I made a mistake of purchasing one of these. The receiver is made out of very poor quality metal (possibly a Zync alloy) and the firearm design is especially poor with the receiver material being very thin around where the barrel clamps in. Mine arrived broken new out of the box. Rossi is impossible to get ahold of. When you call their warranty number it always says "all representatives are busy" and than hangs up on you. What are they going to do replace the receiver with another flawed part

Handles nice, like the first 22 pump I ever shot as a little kid in the same basement I fired this one, it's what attracted me too it, and I aim to keep this gun simple, no flash lights, laser's etc. just a fun plinking rifle.

The ad for "gallery gun" failed to mention it was a new model with modern sights and plastic furniture. Still a good shooter but ugly.

good for plinking but I thought it was a wooden stock instead of plastic. Guess I messed up by not paying enough attention to description.