Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485

They can be used on any gun they are rated for.

Just got one a couple months ago, took about 1 week.

I was at a show once looking for a cheap .22 rifle. Young lady walked by with a bolt gun, tube magazine. I asked if it was for sale, she said no, she was looking for the brass tube that goes it the mag tube as she had lost hers.

So does she.

local shop has win sp for $65, CCI sp for $69 and CCI lp for $76

They are 2 for a buck.

I just said I have 2 of them.

I have 2 28ga guns, Browning 725, and a SKB 690. I had a Browning m12 in 28 but apparently I've forgotten how to use a pump so I sold it. I love my 28's but they are expensive to shoot, about $140 a flat for shells, and sometimes hard to find, you need to reload. I quit shooting 12's years ago do to a shoulder injury, found 20's much more pleasant to shoot. 20's run about $85 a flat, not worth reloading at that price. I also have a couple .410 O/U's don't shoot them much because they are realy hard to find ammo for, but I do far better with them than I would have expected to do. If I could only have 1 I think I'd go with a good quality 20, probably a Browning 725 sporting, I can usually find 20ga ammo at a reasonable price. I'm not a trap shooter but the other day shot a round with the 28, broke 20 birds, best round of trap I've ever shot.

How do you figure that? There are at least 3 posts on the last page that have been here before.

I'd say about half the stuff posted here has been posted before.

If Rossi had smart marketing people they'd say "made in America" ( south america)

At the beginning of that video it says American made .

https://savagearms.com/firearms/model/revel-classic

My Viridian RFX35 (green dot) claims 30,000 + hours (middle settings)

I have one of those on my MKIII, junk.

I find the green dot much easier to see in daylight. Red dots, especially cheap ones, tend to disappear in bright daylight. I have both, will not buy another red dot unless it is a real good deal.

Springfield?

A dog, two actually.

I had one, recoil was stout but not unbearable. I used to take it to shoots and let people try it. When I realized it was more fun to watch others shoot it than shoot it myself I sold it. I read some where it was strong enough to take Ruger #1 loads, didn't seem safe to me so I emailed Magnum Research. Ever wait forever to get a response to an email? I didn't that time, few hours later they sent what sounded like a frantic email saying in no uncertain terms NO #1 LOADS, trap door or Marlin loads only.

Movie, "Children of the corn".

I was wondering, 9mm or .38 super?

That's a super glide not a sportster.

Sleeved it with a Dan Wesson barrel. However the first time I had it out, before the sleeve, I hit 4 out of 5 targets 4 times.