Anyone test out the Rossi brawler? I’m thinking of getting one in 300 blackout because the price is so enticing and it would be a fun suppressed little package. I’d hope for 2 moa with factory ammo but for this price it may be 4 mos or worse. Thoughts?
Just came to the Haskell Texas area for work, does anyone have any recommendations for handgun friendly outfitters in the area that do hog hunts? Thanks.
I missed this past deer season due to shoulder surgery and recovery, so as soon as the doc gave me clearance to start shooting again, I made up for lost time.
Now my shoulder hurts again. lol
Over the past year, I’ve really grown to enjoy shooting suppressed handguns. One ongoing frustration, though, has been finding ear protection fast enough when shooting revolvers. With most suppressed handguns I’ve tried, the balance ends up very front-heavy, which makes off-hand shooting difficult.
That changed when I got my hands on a Lone Eagle. Its naturally rear-heavy balance made it seem like an ideal candidate for suppression, so I decided to build one out. I settled on .44, my favorite caliber, and liked the idea of using a pistol cartridge that could be hunted with at subsonic speeds if desired. With the long barrel and no cylinder gap, it also (dare I say) offers close performance approaching traditional 454 revolver velocities.
So far, this setup has exceeded my expectations. The Lone Eagle has proven to be the best suppressor match I’ve found for off-hand handgun shooting. I’m excited about how…
I had one of those in 7-08 and like a dumb ass I sold it. Im still kicking myself over it.
I bought the 16” carbine and the pistol in 300 BO. Put a thermal on the rifle for a super lightweight combo. It shoots great. Haven’t shot pistol yet.