This thing kicks like a mule cause it's so light. Buyer beware. Even with a recoil pad it kicks hard.

She ain't a lady if she dint shoot 380. Bought this for my wife, she's very happy. Gun came quick and in good condition. Thanks again Buds!

Well packaged and ammo looks fine. Great price too. Just saving it till I can shoot again.

Not a bad gun for the price! After about 5 rounds it started to cycle perfectly!

Great shooting gun so far. Can't wait till waterfowl season!

Modern twist on a classic fan favorite. Great looking rifle and super fun.

Great entry level AR. Accurate and built very well.

Great rifle to take camping. Smooth action and accurate.

This Taurus TX22 is in the top 4 most reliable 22 caliber handguns; Sig P322, Taurus TX22, Glock 44, Ruger Mark series. Comparing them; Ruger is best for slow fire accuracy and NOT training for using a 9mm or action pistol competitions, Glock 44 would be best pick but is NOT optic ready and they refuse to build one so they stay in the stone age, Taurus TX22 is super reliable but has a wobbly factory trigger but can be upgraded easily for $30 - $54.99 DIY making it tied for #1 with Sig, the Sig P322 is reliable and cycles smooth but trigger is what it is and can not be upgraded. The Taurus TX22 feels most like a 9mm and is Great affordable training without the cost of 9mm ammo. Sorry S&W 22 Compact fans, no one I know has had good luck with it and do not find it comfortable to shoot or reliable enough to justify owning it. The Taurus TX22 comes in Compact, Standard, and Competition models. I see lots of these being used at local action 22 pistol shooting competitions. You can't go wrong with this TX22.

This Sig P322 is in the top 4 most reliable 22 caliber handguns; Sig P322, Taurus TX22, Glock 44, Ruger Mark series. Comparing them; Ruger is best for slow fire accuracy and not training for using a 9mm, Glock 44 would be best pick but is NOT optic ready and they refuse to build one so they stay in the stone age, Taurus TX22 is super reliable but has a horrible wobbly factory trigger and can be upgraded easily for $30 - $54.99 DIY making it tied for #1 with Sig, the Sig P322 is reliable and cycles smooth but trigger is what it is and can not be upgraded. Still, most of my friends and students prefer the P322 because it is so ergonomically comfortable. Sorry S&W 22 Compact fans, no one I know has had good luck with it and do not find it comfortable to shoot or reliable enough to justify owning it. A BIG PLUS for the Sig P322 is the trigger shoe can be interchanged between a flat or curved trigger without any disassembly of the gun, and both come in the box!!

Mixed feelings on this one. To start, this is absolutely the most beautiful 1911 I've ever seen. The CCH is stunning, pictures don't do it justice. The fitment is excellent, tight, and blended well. However, there's a catch: the trigger is 6.5 pounds and gritty. Also the extractor is a mess. Completely out of spec and required a TON of work to get it close.i completely disassembled the pistol and found that the trigger bow was dragging in the track. I cleaned up the trigger bow and adjusted the sear spring to get the trigger to the advertised 4.5 pounds. I shot 100 rounds and it was flawless. For the price you can't go wrong. It does need a little clean up work but it is truly a beautiful firearm. Buds description says this model doesn't have front and back strap checkering but the one I received did in fact have checkering.

A legacy revolver, but new. Feels very akin to the older 38 Heavy duty. Very clean, smooth trigger pull melts into the hand as the round exits the barrel. Theres been a lot of 50/50 with Smith & Wesson over the past few years, but I believe I got a good one, very nice revolver, for the money... it holds its own.