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  1. Oninotaki

    Best 9mm revolver for EDC -or- just stay with my 357

    I have the Charter Arms Pitbull in .380 that uses their spring retention system and I have to admit I really like it at the range. Reloading it has a very satisfying click when the rounds snap into place and can be very enjoyable in an environment where you can take your time loading the rounds...
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    Any 3" revolvers in .44 spc weighing in the 20-29oz range?

    Quick shot of the S&W 629 Deluxe and the Charter Arms Bulldog Classic next to each other.
  3. Oninotaki

    Any 3" revolvers in .44 spc weighing in the 20-29oz range?

    Oh I have it as well. It is a very nice revolver, probably in the top 3 that I own. Surprisingly pocketable considering the weight and extra thickness. It was exactly what I was expecting to get. I can't shoot .44 mag out of it worth a damn yet, but .44 spc is very smooth. I am surprised at...
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    Any 3" revolvers in .44 spc weighing in the 20-29oz range?

    I completely agree that it is the surprise hit of the year for me as well. Everything else has performed at and has been of the quality I expected. The Bulldog is the only one that feels like it is trying to be better than it's price point. Are you talking about the 165 gr .44 special...
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    Any 3" revolvers in .44 spc weighing in the 20-29oz range?

    TLDR: if Charter arms is putting any effort into any of their revolvers to be better than just a budget revolver, the .44 spc Bulldog Classic is where that effort is going. I saw a Charter Arms .44 spc Bulldog Classic out in the wild while looking for the new S&W J frame Ultimate Carry in .32...
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    3" Saturday

    These are some absolutely fantastic examples of 3" revolvers everyone, thanks for sharing them! For those of you who are curious the .22 shorts I shot out of my Diamondback Sidekick weighed 29 grains and averaged 567 fps velocity. Thus producing a jaw dropping 21 ft/lbs of energy, and an...
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    .410 BBB buckshot for self/home defense

    I just want to add that this is a handy tool for figuring out how many columns of buckshot will fit in a shell (amongst other things). Running the numbers it shows that BBB shot can fit three columns, but T shot can only fit two. This is probably why ATI chose BBB for their load, and why most...
  8. Oninotaki

    .410 BBB buckshot for self/home defense

    That sounds interesting, please share your results. Quick question do you know what size shell(2.5" or 3") you plan on using, and do you have a target load weight you are aiming for?
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    .410 BBB buckshot for self/home defense

    So here is the thing about the Federal personal defense 000 loads, they are fantastic for the .410 revolvers. What makes them so great is how well their wad controls for the rifling inside the barrel which makes the the revolver a pistol and not a short barrel shotgun. Federal Premium Buckshot...
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    3" Saturday

    Looks like I may have a type. Show me your favorite 3" revolvers on this fine 3" Saturday. Bottom to top, left to right we have: -Diamondback Sidekick Birdshead in .22 lr/ .22 wmr. - Iver Johnson Model 3 in .38 S&W. -Charter Arms Professional in .32 H&R Magnum. -Charter Arms Pitbull in .380...
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    .410 BBB buckshot for self/home defense

    Here is an excellent video by Mr. Paul Harrel showing what #8 and #4 birdshot looks like out of a full length barrel 12ga shotgun. Similar results should be had with a .410 just smaller holes in the walls because the .410 is flinging less lead with roughly the same amount of energy as the 12ga...
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    .410 BBB buckshot for self/home defense

    If you are going to do slugs for self defense you are going to want Brenneke style slugs. Foster style disintegrate and get terrible penetration. Once again Buffalo outdoors covers this nicely. https://youtu.be/E0-uzAkf0aA?si=nH2Y1WO5s8pNi5Zb
  13. Oninotaki

    .410 BBB buckshot for self/home defense

    Here is the only video I know of that tests that S&B buck and BB load out. It's out of a governor so I imagine the performance would be better out of the Mossberg. I have no idea by how much however. https://youtu.be/9kXcDtdbcXI?si=nwFE8lG6jKvwl9Is
  14. Oninotaki

    .410 BBB buckshot for self/home defense

    The only loading for .410 BBB that I know of is the one from ATI. I am not super impressed with their cases in my .410 shotguns that have a feed mechanism of some kind (Henry .410 lever action, and Eternal Rev.410 & S&W Governor revolvers) as they have feed and extraction issues. However in my...
  15. Oninotaki

    More Bull

    As Cajunbass says you can get it from their site. My 905 came with one pre installed and that was part of the draw to me. You do need a very small punch to get the pin out. I had to pick up a set of watch punches to get the right size.
  16. Oninotaki

    More Bull

    I also have the 2" Taurus 327 and have had a great experience with it. I have put that same night sight you have on the 3" on the 2" model and I like it, very visible at night. I personally really struggled with weather or not I was gonna get the 3" toro 327, but ultimately decided to get the...
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    Potential .327 single shot rifle solution: Chaszel .410 to .327 adaptor.

    These look amazing and if they clearly offered them in .327 I would casually mention it to my father and see if he would take the bait. Cost is no object to him when it comes to quality German engineering that proves Germans make it best 😆
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    Potential .327 single shot rifle solution: Chaszel .410 to .327 adaptor.

    Agreed, while I wasn't aware that Chiappa made adaptors, AI have been keeping an eye on the rifled adaptors from https://www.gunadapters.com/. Unfortunately they are never in stock, and they cap out at 8" I believe. Chaszel at this point seems to be providing a quality product, in a niche that...
  19. Oninotaki

    Potential .327 single shot rifle solution: Chaszel .410 to .327 adaptor.

    Here are today's updates. I tried 3 experiments today: -1st: index right barrel at 3, 6, 9 o'clock and see if there was any difference. -- Results: no difference all 3 repeated all the other results. Right barrel shoots to point of aim, left barrel shoots to the right of that 4ish inches...
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