I like Federal ammo and Buds once again was the cheapest!

I bought these when I got my Dad's S&W 19...Good firing loads and a great price!

Very accurate gun. I replaced the stock with walnut and installed a scope. Shoots out to 100 yards with quality ammo.

Perfect fit and no failures yet. Have 6 of these with over 500 rounds through each.

I bought this gun a couple of years ago and thought it was new. I didn't take it out of the box, until a couple of months ago, and noticed that it appears to be used, and the charge handle is missing. Can you help me please? My cell number is: (706)699-6888

Love the firearm shoots great it's my third firearm from them plan to buy more no complaints very well satisfied great shipping.

Looks great, feels good to shoot. Surprisingly low recoil. A little finicky with 3 inch shells; you must use 1300 fps ammo or faster for cycling-after break in period of 100 rounds, no issues. Must also keep feed ramp well lubricated. Buds was quick and efficient with pickup and delivery.

Works every time. No feeding issues. More controllable than FRTs. Buds was right on time with shipping and easy pickup.

This was my first AR 15 platform to purchase. I am pleased so far with it and the local gun dealer here says it's a well made rifle for the price. Been up grading a few items on it. It's fun to work on for sure.

Life long 1911 man and I bought this on a whim. Fit and finish is fantastic and it's a wonderful shooter. I highly recommend this gun!!!

While not my personal favorite snubnose (that's still a Ruger LCR 22), this is probably the best all-around option for the money. 8 rounds instead of 5. Very low recoil. Basically any roundnose (not hollowpoint) 22Mag ammo will meet penetration requirements (I refer 45gr CCI MaxiMags). Little features that improve the user experience include the lower edge of the cylinder latch all being rounded off (looking at you S&W J-Frames), and because the detent for the crane is on the crane itself, the end of the ejector rod is smooth and rounded, so no sharp circular impressions in your palm if you smack the ejector. Be sure to put some locktite on the windage screw for the rear sight before you adjust anything, then make some witness marks once you have it zeroed. I noticed my screw walking out just from the vibration of the hammer falling, but locktite fixed it. The factory grips are perfectly fine, but for a less tacky feel that won't drag on clothing, and to improve trigger reach for my very large hands, I swapped them out for grips from Recoil Rider and have been very pleased.

Perfectly reliable for me through hundreds of rounds so far. Being threaded for chokes means I can use the included very tight option to practice with birdshot while still getting a small enough pattern on the target to see what I'm doing, but then can swap out for a Briley cylinder bore option for buckshot. The fiber optic front sight is very visible, and the top of the receiver is drilled and tapped to mount a rail for optics. I've been very pleased.