ROSSI R92 SRC 357MAG LEVER ACTION

Your Rossi Model 92 SRC (Saddle Ring Carbine) with serial number K020927 is an early-production lever-action rifle manufactured in Brazil by Amadeo Rossi S.A. and imported to the United States by Interarms.Production Details & AgeThe "K" Serial Prefix: Rossi models imported by Interarms (based in Alexandria, Virginia) between the late 1970s and mid-1980s used a "K" prefix followed by a six-digit number. Because Rossi does not maintain a public, digitized database for these vintage Interarms imports, an exact day or month cannot be pulled up online. However, your low serial number sequence (020927) firmly places its manufacture date in the late 1970s.The Importer: If you inspect the barrel or receiver, you will find the "Interarms" stamp. Rossi production later transitioned to being imported by BrazTech/Taurus in the late 1990s, at which point the serial number formats completely changed.Firearm SpecificationsThe "SRC" designation stands for Saddle Ring Carbine, a direct nod to John Browning's iconic Winchester Model 1892 design.Barrel Length: Typically features a 20-inch barrel.Visual Anchor: Features a signature metal ring attached to the left side of the receiver, originally designed for 19th-century cavalry riders to secure the rifle to a saddle sling.Caliber: These early Interarms "K" prefix carbines were most famously chambered in .38 Special / .357 MagnumYour Rossi Model 92 SRC (Saddle Ring Carbine) with serial number K020927 is an early-production lever-action rifle manufactured in Brazil by Amadeo Rossi S.A. and imported to the United States by Interarms.Production Details & AgeThe "K" Serial Prefix: Rossi models imported by Interarms (based in Alexandria, Virginia) between the late 1970s and mid-1980s used a "K" prefix followed by a six-digit number. Because Rossi does not maintain a public, digitized database for these vintage Interarms imports, an exact day or month cannot be pulled up online. However, your low serial number sequence (020927) firmly places its manufacture date in the late 1970s.The Importer: If you inspect the barrel or receiver, you will find the "Interarms" stamp. Rossi production later transitioned to being imported by BrazTech/Taurus in the late 1990s, at which point the serial number formats completely changed.Firearm SpecificationsThe "SRC" designation stands for Saddle Ring Carbine, a direct nod to John Browning's iconic Winchester Model 1892 design.Barrel Length: Typically features a 20-inch barrel.Visual Anchor: Features a signature metal ring attached to the left side of the receiver, originally designed for 19th-century cavalry riders to secure the rifle to a saddle sling.Caliber: These early Interarms "K" prefix carbines were most famously chambered in .38 Special / .357 Magnum