I have the (large) magnum by s&w, which of this (sporter) or the performance for simple (ammo, 3-4 handguns, eye/ear, (200ammo) would you recommend.
1400550
As far as the size, I keep 40 MagPul 30 round magazines for my M&P; AR15 Tactical in this bag
1400551
Yes there is a lot of room inside the bag and you still have outside pockets it should work for your needs
111489
I carry two full size handguns and about 400 rounds 4 spare mags and eye and ear protection a few cleaning supplies and small tools in my bag. not much room for anything else. The sporter bag might be too small to carry 3 to 4 handguns. I would probably recommend a larger bag. Hope this was helpful.
1400552
Recently purchased this range bag based on specs, especially two removable handgun covers that fit neatly into the two zippered side pockets. Also the add'l side exterior zippered pocket for incidentals. Bag exceeded my expectations...Have several handguns as well, including a S&W; 357 mag w/7" barrel. Interior bigger than you would expect with two attached , narrow side slots for any extras. Interior easily fits headgear, and plenty of ammo. I can carry 20 plus pre-loaded 45 mags, plus as many revolver speed loader mags, and even extra ammo boxes if necessary, still some room for rags, towel, whatever. Highly recommend this item. Recently purchased this range bag based on specs, especially two removable handgun covers that fit neatly into the two zippered side pockets. Also the add'l side exterior zippered pocket for incidentals. Bag exceeded my expectations...Have several handguns as well, including a S&W; 357 mag w/7" barrel. Interior bigger than you would expect with two attached , narrow side slots for any extras. Interior easily fits headgear, and plenty of ammo. I can carry 20 plus pre-loaded 45 mags, plus as many revolver speed loader mags, and even extra ammo boxes if necessary, still some room for rags,... » Read More Recently purchased this range bag based on specs, especially two removable handgun covers that fit neatly into the two zippered side pockets. Also the add'l side exterior zippered pocket for incidentals. Bag exceeded my expectations...Have several handguns as well, including a S&W; 357 mag w/7" barrel. Interior bigger than you would expect with two attached , narrow side slots for any extras. Interior easily fits headgear, and plenty of ammo. I can carry 20 plus pre-loaded 45 mags, plus as many revolver speed loader mags, and even extra ammo boxes if necessary, still some room for rags, towel, whatever. Highly recommend this item. « Show Less
1400553
I carry 3 handguns, ear & eye gear & tons of ammo. I love this bag & all the outside pockets.
2040276
Very quickly. Fastest w/ open sighted Mossberg 500, only a little slower with a ghost ringed 590. I just timed both; 2.6 & 3.2 seconds. I'm usually no where near that quick, waking in the small hours.
367313
I have several hundred rounds through my DPMSLR308 and it holds up like a champ. I had the custom ballistic dials made for my loads, and its super fast in the field. Its a great scope and super quality.
2163730
I would opt for 300 first. Since all guns are different, some guns shoot some pellets better than others. After 300 rounds you will know how your gun shoots them.
1710649
I did a little research and found that some do use the 3-9x40 on the .357 and even higher power rifles. A lot of .357 users like the fixed scopes or low power, 1-3x32mm scopes. The 3-9x40 is good up to around 450 yards, can your gun/ammo of choice reach that far? I've only used my Tasco 3-9x40 on my Marlin 30-30 and it held up great! The Barska I bought for my daughter to use on her 10-22. Overkill maybe, but she liked mine and picked it out!!! Good luck on whatever you choose!!! - Jim
1393305
depends on the ammunition. Regular ammo is rated at 1000 FPS while the alloy ammo will travel at 1200 + FPS. I hope this helps you out
2210888
Works very well, no any other brodhead do better job. Maybe do the same. Of course you are with your partner, who carries a 300 magnum caliber rifle ,in case - and he is a very fast shooter.
1112134
I don't know about the S&W;, but it broke the clip on my Beretta Nano. I would look hard at the Lula speed loader. It's not as complicated and is much easier to use.
311511
I have two of these. One mounted on a S&W; M&P; 10 (.308) that I've swapped the flash suppressor out for a muzzle brake. Has 18" barrel. Normally shoot Sierra 168 grain HPBTs in hand loads. Last outing I was getting sub-moa results. Have the other mounted on Armalite AR-31 (.308) with 24" barrel. Have shot better than 1/2 moa with the same hand loads. I never worry about the BDC feature since that is pretty dependent on using specific factory ammo. I can wing it on longer shots pretty easily. Great scopes.
78371
I like to use quick release Leupold or Warne rings. To use either at same time there are good rings that give you a sight picture of both but I don't like how high it makes the scope. Check with friends or friendly gun store where you can look at options and pick what you like best. I keep in mind that it is still a 22 and limit my use to under 100 yds for a fun gun that is cheap to shoot. I hope you enjoy your shooting either way.
1755194
That's all up to you as a shooter knowing your weapon and ammo. You can dope the scope to shoot 1000 yards of your gun and ammo can do it. From a realistic standpoint, I was shooting 150 fmj hand loads at 2060 fps to 300 yard without doping and only using the 3rd circle down on the reticle. I haven't taken it beyond that but it will extend way beyond 300
1588999
Depends on brand and rifle. There are some pros with a springer then a gas ram but both do have their cons. If you plan to hunt in the winter a gas ram over a springer due to it shoots better over harsh conditions then a springer. But there are springer a like the hatsan 125 that shoots as well as a pcp. So really it comes down to money and I say go with a gas ram like the nitro venom for starters but if you want to hit harder and stay consistent get .22 or more caliber it never fails.
1929940
If the mag fits, use it. For this gun , though, hi-cap is the best. Definitely the best gun for a "spray and pray" player.
1544603
I believe you want an HKS MK3-A speedloader. That one is for Colts, the 586-A is primarily for S&W;'s
1263309
probably not the bone collector is a great gun for the price, but louder than the whisper shot a squirril a few days ago with mine and the pellet went through the ribs and came out the other side suggest you try for the heavier, slower pellets if you shoot at short to medium distance slower speed less noise generaly, more speed, more noise one of the reasons I prefer 22 over 177
1389943
I have had my gun to the range a few times and have shot Crossman, Daises and Gamo pellets. The Gamo master point and Magnum have shot the best . Nice pointed pellet your best bet is to target shoot some with different ammo and see what works best for you . I am going to squirrel hunt with mine this year ,(live in Ohio and it legal here) so I am using a pointed pellet . Hope this helps . Shoot safe and have fun .
1790372
A lot depends on what you like to shoot. The 300 is far more useful for wildlife or sports and it was worth it for me. Read my review.