Great fit, feeds well. No issues.

Good feel! 1911 is one of my favorite handguns. This one has a good feel.

Very accurate! Fun to shoot!

I am very pleased with my purchase. The weapon is very well built. The 7075-T6 metal is a great choice for the material. I know everyone falls for the Barrett's that are very nicely built. When you pick up this weapon and compare it to the Barrett you are picking up the same beast of a weapon with no difference in construction and definitely weight. The picatinny rail system design is very nicely built onto the upper receiver. The lower hand grip gives you complete control of the weapon. The scope and scope mount doesn't come with the weapon. The HM Bipod Sled comes with the weapon. The Mono Bipod can be purchased on Amazon. Currently I am in the market for a suppressor. The magazine feels well and loads easily.

500 years of making firearms shows the Army is going back to the M9A4 kinfolk dig has been compromised

MADE IN THE USA excellent quality fit, and finish is impressive by this now you won't be sorry

Love this beauty piece, especially when I am out and about running errands all day or out late at night. It fires perfectly, had no problems

Very beautiful gun! The quality is definitely there. Couldn't be happier with the purchase. The buying process was smooth.

Have about 1000 rounds through it. Didn't clean it and still shoots just fine, suppressed and unsuppressed. She's good 2 go!

The FN Reflex XL is next level when paired with the right red dot. Perfect size for CCW and it shares magazines with the original reflex.

This shotgun is imported by Cimarron but manufactured in China, just as a heads up. The finish is good but not perfect on mine. The wood looks very nice. There is a spot on the barrel where the blue didn't come out uniform. It appears to be finger prints from whoever was finishing it at the time, but it's a coach gun this finish will be put through the ringer anyway. It has a very nice large brass bead front sight. The hammers are close enough together to easily sweep with either the right thumb or the flat of my left hand. Keep in mind it does have "horns" on the hammers so be careful not to poke yourself on those. The hammer springs are a bit stiff bit it means you probably won't get light strikes. Its also cylinder bore so dont expect tight patterns. The triggers are quite good, I dont have a trigger gauge but they have very little to no take up and a clean break. Mine started out pretty stiff when breaking open, but after the first two range trips it got to where it will fall open when the lever is pushed. If you want to use this in cowboy action it will not reliably shuck shells out of the box. I've had good luck with mag tech brass shells and black powder, federal hulls stick very badly, Remington STS are ok but only about 1 out of 4 will shuck, winchester AA worked well. If you have the gun slicked up it will be a sweet old school coach gun, otherwise it is still very fun out of the box and we'll worth the price.

Another fine revolver from Uberti. I dont know how accurate to the original these Russians are but it sure looks the part. The only issues with the gun are just inherent to the original design, such as the long reach for the hammer and the very thin sights. The finish is excellent and the wood grips feel very nice since they lack the typical Uberti high gloss finish. Mine did get a pretty noticeable turn line very early on, I'm not sure if it has to do with the bolt or the depth of the finish on the cylinder but it's only cosmetic and somthing that will happen with any serious usage of the gun. If you want an interesting top break then look no further, just keep in mind this is a quirky gun and it may not be to everyone's liking I however love mine.