I have had the G3C for about 6 months and have used it as my every day carry. I have carried IWB and pocket carry and have put 200 rounds of FMJ through it without a single issue. Overall I love this gun and would highly recommend it. I have a ruger 9e and a S&W 639 and this is more fun than either of those. The good: The price is the first thing I want to mention, I got it for around $235 and with the extra life time warranty from buds it was $260 out the door. With this gun being as small as it is, I expected the recoil to be much worse, but it is very manageable. I have large hands and the gun is just a hair small for me but still big enough to be comfortable and enjoyable given its size. The size is a big plus for concealability. This is about the biggest I would want a gun for pocket carry, but it is very doable if you wear lose pants. It's also quite easy to carry IWB, even in a cheap Amazon holster. I also love the indexing indentions for your thumb and finger and the aggressive grip texture. This gun also comes with 3, 12rd magazines so I dont feel like I have to go spend another $60 just to have a few mags on hand. My absolute favorite part of this gun is the trigger. It is a 2 stage trigger so there is an intentional section of take up before you get to the wall and then there is a good break. This is my first 2 stage trigger and I love it! The bad: my biggest complaint is that I wish the grip were about half an inch longer. But if you dont have big hands it may be perfect for you. I am also left handed and wish the safety was ambidextrous but I know this is a budget gun and that is a bit of a luxury feature. The last thing I am not crazy about is the sights. It is 1 white dot up front and a solid black rear. I plan to upgrade to some night sights and thanks to this taking glock sights I found some on Amazon for under $50. I have not shot any hollow points through it but it does have a hard time getting them fed into the chamber when racking them. Maybe a hornady FTX would be more reliable? Overall if you can get this for $300 or less it is worth every penny and then some.

The magazines worked fine in my Browning Taylor rifle.

It's a joy to shoot and makes me better. Question: Holster? OWB, recommendations? Question B: RMR and mount recommendations? Thanks for your advice!

This is the smoothest 22-250 I've shot. I put on a decent scope, bore sited it and what a nice rifle. I'm in Alaska and there's an abundance of varmints. Between my 308, 12 gauge, and this 22-250, I've got the bases covered.

First time ordering from Buds. Fast shipping for this particular firearm. The serial that I got was less than 20k so its either a First or Second Gen. so your YMMV. About the Tippmann: I went with the elite as everyone and all the youtube reviews gave it high marks, Pros: Metal construction, unlike the LTE or PRO Cons: None at the moment fires everytime, fired ammo that was stored since 2007.

Very happy with both the LCR! It's an excellent option for an affordable and reliable .22 revolver.

This is a fantastic gun. I call it my laser bolt. With Hornady 140gr I am consistently getting 3/4moa and better. Recently tested it suppressed and the accuracy remained the same. I did upgrade the trigger spring with a mcarbo that made a huge improvement. The recoil hawg brake does an excellent job a makes it a very soft shooter. Very smooth action out of the box. I was skeptical about a 26in barrel for a 6.5, although it is a bit long compared to others, the length compliments the gun nicely and you can truly get everything FPS-wise out of it. Highly recommended.

Great close quarters home defense shotgun and a lot of fun to shoot!

Excellent communication! Fast shipping! Love my Glock!

Seems to pattern good out of my grandson's single shot

Very good ammo! Works good in my bulltac semi auto

Loving this carbine shoots with ease and minimal recoil…