The Rossi R95 lever-action pistol in .357 Mag brings classic rifle ergonomics down to a compact, maneuverable package. Built on the proven R95 platform, this 13.25-inch barreled pistol delivers the pointability and speed of a lever gun in a size that works in tight spaces—ideal for backcountry defense, truck guns, or shooters who want something genuinely different from the standard semi-auto or revolver lineup. The black Cerakote finish on both steel frame and barrel stands up to hard use and the elements, while the Picatinny rail opens the door to modern optics mounting without sacrificing the rifle-like control that lever-action fans value.

At 88 ounces unloaded and 23.15 inches overall, the R95 pistol feels balanced and handy—neither too light to shoot comfortably nor so long it becomes awkward in a vehicle or pack. The 6+1 capacity (.357 Mag) gives you reasonable firepower, and the mechanical simplicity of lever operation means reliability without batteries or complex safeties. A crossbolt safety keeps the gun secure when you need it to be.

This isn't a gun for everyone—lever-action pistols are niche tools, and they require different technique than what most shooters learn first. But if you run rifles, hunt, or just appreciate mechanical ingenuity, the R95 .357 earns its place in a working lineup. It handles like a shortened rifle, cycles fast in trained hands, and the .357 Mag round packs serious velocity from a 13-inch tube. Pair it with quality ammo and glass on that rail, and you've got a genuinely capable compact pistol.

The Rossi R95 lever-action pistol in .357 Mag brings classic rifle ergonomics down to a compact, maneuverable package. Built on the proven R95 platform, this 13.25-inch barreled pistol delivers the pointability and speed of a lever gun in a size that works in tight spaces—ideal for backcountry defense, truck guns, or shooters who want something genuinely different from the standard semi-auto or revolver lineup. The black Cerakote finish on both steel frame and barrel stands up to hard use and the elements, while the Picatinny rail opens the door to modern optics mounting without sacrificing the rifle-like control that lever-action fans value.

At 88 ounces unloaded and 23.15 inches overall, the R95 pistol feels balanced and handy—neither too light to shoot comfortably nor so long it becomes awkward in a vehicle or pack. The 6+1 capacity (.357 Mag) gives you reasonable firepower, and the mechanical simplicity of lever operation means reliability without batteries or complex safeties. A crossbolt safety keeps the gun secure when you need it to be.

This isn't a gun for everyone—lever-action pistols are niche tools, and they require different technique than what most shooters learn first. But if you run rifles, hunt, or just appreciate mechanical ingenuity, the R95 .357 earns its place in a working lineup. It handles like a shortened rifle, cycles fast in trained hands, and the .357 Mag round packs serious velocity from a 13-inch tube. Pair it with quality ammo and glass on that rail, and you've got a genuinely capable compact pistol.