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I’ve had trouble with shitty REM and Win bulk ammo. Lot of times they don’t even fire. I’m not rich by any means but I’ll never buy bulk boxes of 22’s again. I’ll leave those for the experts.

Boa arma so que precisa de um talento nela

В тварей верить ?

Can you use just the front sight it comes with? Without buying one.

I knew you would get one . Nice job james . 😊

What kind of useless crap is this

Look like shooting mach 2 in a hmr

Slam not good

You should not be allowed near a cap gun .

Nice gun

You're a braver man than most,, 45-70 government, in a derringer! Kwazy

فقط آوازخواندن قبل از شلیک😂

That doesn’t seem safe 😂

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I'm pretty sure there's an online ammo company now selling ammo specifically downloaded to shoot in 6.5 Vetterlis. Milsurp Munitions might be the name of it. They are a little pricey but cheaper than buying a press and loading your own. The Italians converted these to 6.5 as an emergency measure to issue to police and rear guard troops. They never expected or designed them to last more than a couple dozen rounds with full power Carcano ammo. On the other hand I think a lot of the cheaper Carcano ammo now available from PPU may also be light enough that you might get away with shooting a few, but the accuracy with PPU is probably gonna be awful out of most of these because their bullets are so undersized.

Taper the firing pin, assuming you have the hammer spring as maximum. By narrowing the firing pin you will be using the same force but on a smaller area. That gives the strike a beeper penetration and hopefully better ignition. If the firing makes contact at the 12 a clock of the 22 mag cartridge that is where to do most of your file work. The pistol I'm working on makes contact at the 6 a clock position so I thinned the bottom of the pin. If you can but a new or stronger hammer spring do that first. Good luck.

I thought of doing the same to a S&W Victory Model 10 which was made for England via Lend Lease Act (pre- WWII). It originally was a 38/200 but after the war the English reworked it to 22lr, shipped to the states and sold to the public. I don't have a 22 mag pistol so I thought I'd rem it out (I have lots of space between chambers). Searching for info on this subject I found your post. Thank you, I didn't know about the outside diameter was also different at the rim. You are NO idiot. Like me, you are a redneck gunsmith. We learn by doing. There is no glory without trying. Right...

All I know about a 45-70 is from what I can see & imagine and what I imagine is, it would be what you'd want if you where oconcerned about protecting yourself from Dinosaurs 😂

A man and his toys

I was thinkin a "survival" rifle would be a little more geared towards taking small game. Does it come with one of those "straight rifled" type of chokes for keeping bird shot patterns a little tighter? Kinda like the chokes that the old Super Camanche's came with? I thought Rossi made them for the Circuit Judge at one point too, but I can't remember off the top of my head... 🤔 Oh well, it's still a cool little rifle either way. Thanks for sharing it. Take care man.

For my Brawler, I use a "stretch wad" with four pellets of #00 and 12.7gn of Lil' Gun in a 2.5" hull. I get baseball sized patterns at 10yds with a MV of 1150fps. I hate when reviewers use bird shot or small buckshot to demo the Brawler. They shoot themselves in the foot right off the bat with their lack of knowledge. It's one of the most fun pistols I have to shoot, and everyone at the range wants to try it.

This is because the trigger shoe on the stock trigger sucks. It catches on the frame too quickly after you make contact with the trigger so it forces you to make contact with the shoe before pressure to the trigger itself is applied so it could be a problem in some scenarios but I would imagine 99% of the time this is not going to happen if you were actually practicing self-defense with a gun. You would have to either be catching the side of the trigger on purpose to induce this undesired affect, or get a very rare and unlucky trigger pull and catch the trigger before the shoe but I did not have this happened to me one time during the first 200 rounds I still had the stock trigger in it before I installed the Apex Trigger, nor have I seen a single person have a malfunction in the endless number of videos I have seen of people shooting the Hellcat with stock trigger. The Hellcat is a good gun, in fact it is one of the best Micro Compact 9 mm out there. It would be more than worth buying and if the trigger shoe is that big of a concern, either shave the top of the trigger shoe where it contacts the frame a little bit so it is still functionable but won't catch so soon, or just getting upgrade trigger which I would recommend anyways because the reliability and comfort to carry makes it worth buying and making these adjustments.

😮FN Herstal was working 10 years before Jhon Browning brings his first pistol model to them.

GOOD JOB JAMES

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I've had mine over 25 years. Bought at a Phoenix gun show with pocket change. Shoots jacketed round nose 100%. It's not my Kimber Ultra Carry but still fun and cheap. Maybe you don't maintain your guns properly.

What caliber is yours?

I have a 3.5

Just picked one of these up and I am very impressed with how well the Hornady load performed from it. Thanks for doing this test.

Wrist breaking. No ty.

I carry my P17 everyday hanging on the inside of my Carhart overalls. There is a seller on ebay named Jeremiah 2011 Holsters who sells an item called a "Kydex Pocket and Necklace Holster." This hangs easily on the inside of Carhart overall bibs by attaching some bankline through the provided holes in the holster to the shoulder strap connectors. It is totally concealed!

"Cheap .38, buy" My thoughts exactly. Not an ugly gun at least.

I’ll tread where I can please

Not hard to come by and you should take out the duck plug

My theory about why gun manufacturers went away from long barrels. It saves steel. The shorter barrels are handier. Perhaps look nicer. Maximum velocity is attained in about 16 or 18 inches of barrel, at least with modern propellants. Anything much longer and I think the bullet slows down due to barrel friction. I think too I've been told that the bullet lube runs out by about 18" of barrel. I get what you're saying; I love the lower report of the longer barrels. I reckon the exit pressure at the muzzle is reduced, plus the muzzle is a few inches farther from your ears, for what that is worth. Remember the old Marlin Model 60s with the long barrels and full-length magazine tubes? I think they held something like 18 .22 LR rounds. I am told it was New Jersey that banned them, so Marlin shortened the magazine tubes. Some time after that, Marlin shortened the barrels as well to match the shorter magazines.

And these people justify their stupidity by claiming we are slut-shaming. Slut-shaming does not really exist when they are using it to defend slutty behavior.

I realize this is a 8year old video.. But people should know. There is NO 410 that is safe to shoot 45 Colt ammo in! There is ONLY 45 COLT firearms that have a special long chamber that will accept and safely fire a 410 shell. A 410 is a CALIBER not a guage as other shotguns. So its bore is .410. A 45 Colt is 45... ALOT BIGGER THAN 410. This is why a 410 is safe in a 45 but a 45 is NOT safe in a 410. PLEASE use your head people!! James was lucky, please dont push or rely on luck. BE SAFE!! ❤❤❤

Science marches on.

Just damn.

Hickok45 think different

The book says run decent ammo through it. Bulk is not decent. That's why they call it bulk.

I just bought the 30ds Nebula. After some more trigger time, it will be my carry gun. I love this gun!

Just how many hand canons are out there ,thats a round that will penatrate an engine block

Pure awesomeness

I have one gun(Texas Defender) and the two barrels. I bought the rubber grips that are the same size as the original rosewood. For me, they took the bite out of both rounds. They both have about the same ballistics except the 327 has less muzzle blast and fire and the recoil is less. Both could be one shot stoppers as close range.

SERIOUSLY!! THAT IS BEER ABUSE 😂

I have one I call it the sideways brick

300 grain is awesome!!!!!!!!!

I have the version with the swing out cylinder. So much easier to reload.

Another idiot trying to shoot a pistol sideways like a gangster when the proper grip technique is to shoot it pointing straight at the target its suppose to do that it feels weird shooting a pistol sideways with a trigger safety because the tip of the finger is engaging the safety verse shooting the RIGHT WAY the whole pad of the finger is compressing the trigger allowing to fire the weapon as it should....same reason if you dropped it sideways to prevent a discharge.....its not the firearm it's operator failure