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I had a Lee, and it was definitely faster, when it was working. I lit off a full tray of primers. When I called Lee, they offered to sell me the “optional” blast shield. They obviously knew that it was a problem but didn’t include it with the press?😡 I moved to a Dillon 550. Added a case feeder...

I have one in 40 caliber that was reamed for 10mm. MUCH less muzzle jump than a “normal” revolver. I’ve HEARD of people with large hands getting stung by the cylinder gap, because the barrel is at the bottom, but never heard of anyone losing a thumb like the S&W 460, and 500.

You won’t notice any difference

I would say to buy a Leupold, Burris or Vortex, due to their warranty. Love the firedot. The best thing to do is find somewhere that you can actually look through them at dusk, outside. Years ago, I had a scope fail, and went to a local Fleet Farm at dusk, thinking I was going to buy a Leupold...

I’ve been holding off on buying one, but there was a sale, so I bought one with the hopes that it would replace my BG380, which I absolutely hate the trigger pull. I was pleasantly surprised that the Ruger feels about the same inside the waistband. Then, I took it out to the range with a variety...

Ever since Obama was in office, I’ve found all domestic 22 ammunition is a roll of the dice. I actually returned some CCI SV during the Obama administration that had so much wax on the bullets they wouldn’t even feed through a 10-22 magazine. They told me on the phone that they would make it...

I never had, or shot a Keltec. They never had anything that interested me, but even though it has a grip safety, I might be interested. For IWB I prefer thin, but I’m 5’9” and only weigh 155#. I’m thinking the recoil should be nasty

I agree. It's really easy to short stroke an 870. I own, and have shot a LOT of shotguns. Highly recommend Benelli M2, with comfortec stock

I’ve been looking for a 20 to match my Fabarm, for almost 20 years. Ran across this new FAIR Iside EM, with 28” barrels and weight of 5 pounds, 10 oz, and couldn’t stop myself from buying it, even though I prefer a pistol grip over an English

Even though I prefer the capacity of an autoloader, nothing carries like a side by side

I've read a lot of the reports, and have seen many VR80s at 3-gun matches. Also a friend of mine bought one, and I shot it. I wish they would have been available 15 years ago. It would have saved me about $2,500 vs getting a shotgun built by Firebird Custom, but, if I had to guess, my old...

I'm guessing a previous owner had the chokes opened up

The 2 drawbacks to box fed shotguns is that shotgun shells are plastic and especially in hot weather can, and will deform. The other drawback is that shotgun shells have pretty big rims on the brass, and you can always get "rimlock" where, due to recoil, when the shells are bouncing, in the...

I was in our local Walmart, end of October, and spotted a box of Remington pheasent loads, #6 shot, and they raped me about $20

Years ago, I bought a Ringneck that really fit me well, but, started having issues with hammer-follow on the right barrel. Sent it in for warranty repair, but, they called me and wanted like $300 to repair it. At the time, I did a little searching on these forums and found that a lot of guys...

I had the stainless version of the Colt Government 380. What your picture doesn't show, is how much thinner the 380 is, which makes it easier to conceal. I don't know how many years I had mine, but, finally sold it because a few times, when I took it out of my vest pocket, the safety was off. It...

I can understand why you couldn't hit a 10" gong, at 25 yards their sights, and trigger are crap, but, the only reason I can think of, with the 365 is with the factory sights, they shoot low. I replaced the factory sights with Trijicon HD's, with the yellow front sight, and it will shoot 2-3"...

Has anyone with a 380 max done any accuracy testing, with various loads, off sandbags, like at 25 yards?

I also was interested in the MAX to maybe replace my BG380, but, the reviews I read, showed 4 1/2-5# trigger pull weights for the MAX, but, the 2 I fondled at local gun shops were more like 9#. So, with the MAX, I would be gaining a shorter, SLIGHTLY lighter trigger, and more ammunition...

Luck of the draw, especially when buying, sight unseen, over the internet.