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Finally got the barrel in last week but finally got around to installing it. 3.9" to 4.7" sig factory 45acp barrel for the SC police trade-in. And yes, it's installed correctly as i just layed the shorter barrel on top

The bottom 1 is erect as hell 🤣 (I intentionally used that word)

A company in AZ makes a 45-70 rimless cartridge for AR's also. That might be fun. Probably just buy a complete upper instead of paying $4,800 https://www.phoenixweaponry.com/store/Christine-45-70-Auto-p136580300

Take 1k off for street price, but that's still more than I want to pay! 500auto is under 2k

NOPE!!! Don't like the top eject! I thought about it as it would be hard hitting flatter shooting than the 45-70, but still nope! 500automax is on my list. Rimless 500mag for AR's and uses 500mag data. IIRC it uses the same dies but has 308win face (.470"). Depending on this year...

Agreed that you can't compare the 2 somewhat equally. When 1 bullet weighs 3x or more as much as the 5.7 it isn't close. Take 300bo and 308win in the sane role and it's close under 200 yards.

I've got the cmmg 8" 5.7 using the rdb. It runs reliable. Got the 9 and 10 also not to mention the 4.6hk. I'm bummed out that I have to use their lowers for the 10 abd 45 when using the rdb.

na, my guns are way to cheap and barely cost more than a used hy-point :censored:

the fn5.7 pistol is ok, but not worth the money for the extra $400-600. it was about/around $1,250 when it was the only pistol in that chamber, but fn dropped the cost by ~$200 to try and stay in the game.

if either buy or try a 5.7, try the m/p. not sure if the 22mag uses the same recoil setup via tempo barrel. i had a little issue with it at 1st until i realized the issue was because of my lack of maintanance.

if i bring a 9 it's in 357sig! if needing to go out to 100 yards it's the easy button and very flat shooting. +p+ might make the 2 close, but the sig round is real nice!

reloading the 5.7 is the low cost way too go, but you gotta be extremely accurate on measuring powder as it doesn't take much to change pressures. i like the 5.7 due to NOT having the rim. the 22mag is 1 of my long time fav's, but currently don't have any firearms to shoot it in. i might...

with the bfr there's nothing tactical about them :unsure: . that's the only revolver i have currently. when i had the 629 i did have those spare speed whatever they're called for faster reloads.

choices although 1 is iron sights and the other is an optic.......don't think truglo makes rds's, but does make tube type.

My kids already do that well enough, so it'll need to be the cats. Chicken and rice tonight so the cats will be happy! Cooks for 1 hour covered then 15 minutes uncovered. When the hour was up and the oven door was opened the cat opened her eyes and started tasting the air like a reptile.

I don't change triggers because of bring a trigger snob complaining about how terrible they are, only changed a few just for testing against other handguns in the same model and cartridge to sof it makes any difference on accuracy or my fire rate to target acquisitions

Probably due to longer distances

Some I've kept the factory flat trigger in and some i changed to timney. I might try an apex, but none yet. enjoy the m/p you're getting!

My 1st 2.0 was the 4" 10mm w/manual safety. Thought I'd like it that way, but still on the fence about it. Flat trigger seems to be ok.