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Forgot to add, I suppressed the 357 Mag. Super quiet with 158/180 Gr 38SPL's or 230 gr 357 Mag. :)

100% accurate response. I have a couple of Handi's. I made the mistake of buying my first in 357 Mag on SB1 frame. I've since acquired rifle calibers on SB2 frames. At some point I sent them all to H&R to have other barrels fitted. They inspected and fit barrels in 44 Mag, 12GA and 20GA...

I bought my first 590A1 a decade ago and a couple of years thereafter purchased the 14" version below. We hosted a defensive shotgun class this weekend and it was one of two guns on the line that didn't experience issues. Never a problem from either of mine. I greatly prefer the tang safety...

If it's on a Form 1 or Form 4 in another state the seller would need to work with a local FFL/SOT and apply to have the item transfered to a Form 3 (Fee = $200), then a tax free transfer on Form 3 from FFL/SOT to FFL/SOT, then you pay another $200 tax to apply for a Form 4 transfer. Wait...

Tikka T3 chambered in 270 Win shooting 150gr Partitions is my preferred hunting rifle. I have literally hundreds of rifles to choose from, numerous calibers. Often times I bring along a stick that I haven't used in years, but the Tikka is always around the camp. I've yet to recover a bullet...

Colorado DPW does have a sanctioned on-line Hunters Education class. You take 80% of the class on-line then show up for 4 hours to a proctored class. Take your written test then go fire your 10 shots, done. Check to be sure your state authorizes this class and you are good to go!

Yes sir, tis the only way I am aware of.

Just a box or two.

The middle barrel is 44 MAG, for that reason. 20 GA on top

:D I didn't have the heart to cut my '94 Trapper in 357, so I did a single shot instead:

Where you live may be a significant factor. Some require registration, most don't. Which state do you reside in? ( I can infer GA)

Let me show you one more then. H&R 357 Magnum. Ridiculously quiet with 158 grain 38s or 230 grain 357's.

Sorry TOM, I can't get anywhere near your numbers. Let's compare prices of factory Federal Premium using a 180 grain Nosler Partition: Federal Premium Vital-Shok Ammunition 308 Winchester 180 Grain Nosler Partition Box of 20 = $36.99 Federal Premium Vital-Shok Ammunition 300 Winchester...

Point of note, your tax stamp will be $200 unless the weapon you are buying has been previously registered in NY.

I was an early adopter of piston driven AR's, been using mine for nearly a decade. All of my +16" guns are DI, but for the short barrels, nothing beats the realiablity of LWRC. I own a 'few'. :evil: