The Rossi Single Wide .300 Blackout takes the simplicity of a single-shot platform and gives it a distinctly Field Ethos personality. Compact, unconventional, and built around a short .300 Blackout setup, the Single Wide started as Field Ethos' stripped-down custom take on a Rossi single shot before evolving toward a production model. The result is a firearm that embraces simplicity while adding just enough attitude to make it stand out. Field Ethos Society
Its break-action design keeps operation straightforward, while the compact configuration makes the Single Wide easy to handle and gives it a character all its own. The .300 Blackout chambering is particularly well suited to compact platforms and suppressor use, and Rossi's existing .300 Blackout single-shot designs pair threaded barrels with optic-ready Picatinny rails. Rossi USA
The Field Ethos influence is hard to miss. Rather than turning the Single Wide into an overly complicated tactical build, the concept leans into a short barrel, folding configuration, simple optic setup, suppressor compatibility, and a deliberately rough-around-the-edges aesthetic. It's an unusual combination that turns a basic single shot into something much more interesting without losing the simplicity that makes the platform appealing in the first place. Field Ethos Society
On the range, the Single Wide shows why the concept works so well with .300 Blackout. The compact single-shot action makes for a fun, straightforward shooting experience, while the suppressed setup brings out another side of the cartridge. It's simple, compact, and unapologetically different, which is exactly what you would expect from a Rossi and Field Ethos collaboration.
