Rossi

Buying Rossi in Australia

Magnum Sports stocks the Rossi range imported into Australia: the Rio Bravo .22 LR lever action, the Gallery .22, the 8122 and 7122 rimfires, the R92 and Puma lever actions in .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum and .45 Colt, and the R95 lever action in .30-30 Win. Rossi, part of the Taurus group in Brazil, makes some of the most affordable lever guns sold in Australia, which is why they are a fixture in western action and scrub hunting.

Licence categories in NSW: the .22 LR Rio Bravo, Gallery, 8122 and 7122 are Category A rimfires; the centrefire R92, Puma and R95 lever actions are Category B. Every Rossi needs a Permit to Acquire and compliant storage. The Rio Bravo at $605 and the Gallery at $649 are among the cheapest ways into lever-action shooting, and the R95 in .30-30 ($1,155 to $1,461) is a light, fast scrub rifle for pigs and deer.

Nine Rossi rifles are available today, including the 8122M, the Rio Bravo, the Gallery, the Puma Classic and Stainless, the Puma Gold and the R95 Triple Black. Prices run from $407 for the 8122M to $1,711 for the Puma Triple Black Wood.

  • PricesRossi rimfires from $407 (8122M) and $605 (Rio Bravo lever), Puma and R92 centrefire lever actions from $1,165, R95 .30-30 from $1,155 to $1,461.
  • Availability22 Rossi rifles listed, 9 available now including the 8122M, Rio Bravo, Gallery, Puma Classic, Puma Gold and R95 Triple Black.
  • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

Western action shooters: ask which Puma and R92 configurations are club-legal for your division. Most Rossi lever actions are ordered in from the distributor; allow a few weeks for models not on the shelf.

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      Common questions

      How much is a Rossi lever action in Australia?
      At Magnum Sports the Rossi Rio Bravo .22 LR is $605 (synthetic) and $649 (wood), the Puma Classic in .357 or .44 Magnum $1,165, the Puma Classic Stainless $1,255, the Puma Gold $1,296, the R95 .30-30 from $1,155 (Classic) to $1,461 (Laminate Stainless) and the Puma Triple Black Wood $1,711 (September 2026).
      What licence category is a Rossi rifle in NSW?
      The .22 LR Rio Bravo, Gallery, 8122 and 7122 are Category A. The R92, Puma and R95 lever actions in .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum, .45 Colt and .30-30 are centrefire and Category B. Both need a Permit to Acquire.
      Is the Rossi Rio Bravo a good first .22?
      For a fun, cheap lever-action rimfire, yes: it is $605, holds 15 rounds in the tube, takes a scope with a rail and is Category A. If you want the most accurate first .22 for pests, a bolt action such as the Rossi 8122M ($407) or a CZ 457 will shoot tighter groups.
      What is the difference between the Rossi R92 and Puma?
      They are the same Model 92-pattern lever action; Puma is the name used for the Australian-market versions in .357 Magnum, .44 Magnum and .45 Colt with 16 to 20 inch barrels. Buy .357 for the cheapest ammunition and lightest recoil, .44 Magnum for pigs and deer at short range.
      Which Rossi rifles are in stock?
      Available today: the 8122M, Rio Bravo Synthetic and wood, Gallery, Puma Classic, Puma Classic Stainless, Puma Gold, Puma Stainless and R95 Triple Black. Other models are ordered from the distributor.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.