Thanks Checkmate!

Thanks for that. I guess when you don't have a pistol case, a zip lock will do. 😁

I'm glad you liked it! Thanks for watching Kenny.

True enough Mike! Been looking for mecgar that will work with the Marlin but they are hard to find.

@@texmexshoots Can't tell you if it works or not but I ordered mine from midway (S&W 5900 series). Cheapest price I could find.

@@mikeofmanymikes2630 Thanks for the heads up!

Thanks for watching! I had the targets set at 50 yards. The camera makes it look farther than it really is.

I haven't been able to shoot a P-07 yet. Would love to be able to compare it to the P-01

Thanks Frank! I hope you and your family had a happy 4th as well. Should have some night time shooting footage here soon.

😂 LOL!

Thanks for watching. If I can find some of the Fiocchi around me, I'll test it out!

Thanks for watching John! I'm glad you liked the video.

😬 That sounds BAD.

@@texmexshoots It was bad. I got my 605 home and went to load it and the cylender assembly hit the floor. I freaked. I looked online and that happes a lot. In a fire fight it will get you killed. I was able to find the yoke assembly, (screw, springer and pin) and take it to the range. I will wiggle loose every 40-50 shots. I am holding it in with blue loctite but I have not fired it to test the loctite. If the yoke is loose it may cause the cylender to be misassigned. I believe this will result in the bullet getting sheared and causing scrapnel blowback. That said you cannot get the yoke screw assembly as Taurus has not had them in some time. I called them and was told that they are on order from the factory and there is no eta

@@jamesspencer9472 Sounds like a fundamental design problem. I wonder if they changed the assembly in newer production revolvers.

Thanks for the advice Edgar. I'll give it a try.

@@texmexshoots At your order! I am a revover fan also. Best regards from Uruguay.

I think I'm going to need a stronger scope. 😁😅

Thanks Zach! I appreciate you watching.

I think you are correct. I wish I could find a spare firing pin out there. Sadly the ones for the rebounding hammer models are nowhere in stock. The Mounty ones are beautiful. I don't think many were produced since they bring a premium price if you can find one for sale. Thanks for watching!

Thanks my friend! Yes, I believe the stock spring will be going back in. Not sure I have any other choice at this time. Unless I want to do some major changes like removing the rebounding hammer. However that can cause other issues with safety so I'm avoiding that rout.

I think you are right Johan. I'm leaning toward putting the factory spring back in. Thanks for the kind words!

Thanks my friend. I did look at the tip of the firing pin and it seems fine, but I am not an expert. To be safe I attempted to buy a replacement pin just to see if it would work better. However, finding a firing pin for the rebounding hammer models is impossible. Spent lots of time going through dozens of websites and no one has them in stock. Even asked around in different forums to no avail.

Thanks for watching! I love the Jericho too. Just wish it wasn't so heavy. Although the weight makes it very soft to shoot.

Thanks for watching Kurt! I can see what you are saying. With the baby browning, I was basically point shooting for this video. Trying to line up the sights was like trying to focus between three toothpicks.

Thanks for watching Alfonso! Mine does not have the Omega trigger but I agree with your assessment. The Beretta's trigger is better out of the box but you can't beat CZ's grip.

I concur, except I would (and did) choose the standard version over the Omega since its trigger can be tuned for better performance. A moot point since the Omega version (along with several other of their Omega version hammer fired guns) was discontinued last year.

@@Sirgromulus Thanks for the info! I didn't know they were discontinuing the Omega line. I thought they were also discontinuing the 527 but I still see they on their website

Thanks for the info! I've been trying to get my hands on some to test it out.

Thanks for the info. It certainly was a more popular caliber in the past. The go-to caliber for small pistols.

Since they both have similar barrel size, the ballistics/trajectory should be the same out of both pistols.

@@texmexshoots Is recoil comparable? Could you say which was less jumpy?

@@JahIthBer-db2ij The recoil is very even between the two, but to me, the CZ felt less jumpy in my hand. Although I think for me it has more to do with the grip and how I hold each pistol in my hand while shooting.

Hey there Patrick. Thanks for watching. I will be the first to admit that I do not know it all. In fact the older I get, the more I understand my ignorance. Obviously everything stated in my video is just my opinion based on my experiences.

Sounds like you got a real gem there. The early models are the best. I'm not a fan of the rebounding hammer.

@texmexshoots I think I do too. I really like it. It has some sign of use but not abused.

I'm sorry to hear that Curtis. What issues have you been having?

@@texmexshoots Darned thing, will not cycle or feed anything reliably... period

@@curtislong1987 That's unfortunate. I know how much of a pain sending firearms in for service can be, but it sounds like you really need to.

@@texmexshoots I did, my lgs is taking care of it. I just hope it works like it should, when I get it back. I have heard horror stories about Rossi customer service.

@@curtislong1987 I'll keep my fingers crossed for you 🤞

Thanks for watching Terry! Mec Gar are all great!

Thanks for watching Juan! I haven't had the opportunity to shoot 327 Fed Mag in the past, but based of the ballistics it would seem the SP101 would be perfect for it.

Thanks for watching! I agree that the Rossi, modeled after the old Winchesters, has a more classic look. The Hernry's are a bit blocky.

@texmexshoots I don't like how the forearms are rounded at the bottom looks strange

Thanks for the info! I'll check it out.

@@texmexshoots also have them in a 19" and 20" both tapered like Rugers LVT barrel.

Thanks! It works well with all of my 380 pocket pistols.

Thanks Rick!

Thank you for watching Rick! I will be doing another video here soon with an newer model Henry 22mag (the ones without the front sight barrel band) using a skinner sight.

I appreciate your kind words! It was a fun video to make. But filming and editing does take time. So I'm very glad you liked it.

@@texmexshoots no worries We get these in Australia in .357 and .22lr.

KZfaq seems to be glitching again. Responded a couple of times but they seem to disappear. I've had good luck with the 130 grain Winchester white box 38 spl. Only shot a few different types of 357 through it, and they all performed about the same. Check out the video I did comparing it to the GP100.

Makes sense Donald. Heavier grain = slower velocity = faster drop.

I agree. CZ makes some beautiful pistols. Very sleek with nice contours.

I loved also Tanfoglio clones, the TZ Series, especially the unlucky .41 Cinderella: the GT41 Pitbull.

I need to get my hands on some of that and try it out! Thanks for the info.

Hey there Sam! This particular 4" 357 SP101 model came out in 2012. It's a great revolver and I like the sights this one comes with. I think the 3" SP101 is the best looking but I shoot the 4" better.

Thanks for watching! I'll keep that in mind for next time.

Yes Sir! The great John Moses Browning. That man was a firearms genius.

Thanks my friend. Happy Friday!

@@texmexshoots you too man!

Thanks for watching Douglas! At some point I will do a velocity comparison of more barrel lengths. I'm glad that I'm not the only one who still likes laser grips 😀 I have them on a couple of firearms including my bedside pistol. It's nice in close quarters to know exactly where your point of impact is and not have to focus on your sights as you look around for that thing that went "bump" in the night.

Thanks Chris! I'm hoping to head into the country for the July 5th weekend. With any luck I can get some nighttime shooting in and get the video edited and posted before the end of July.

You still get points for being first! 🏆

Thanks for the kind words Undrea! I'm glad it was helpful. Both are wonderful revolvers and will serve you well. But if you want to carry it on your belt, the SP101 is significantly lighter. Take care and stay safe!