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TheGoldenState · September 22, 2010, 10:44 AM

Well, I can only speak on the .500

I have the 4 inch with compensator, the only mistake, as I cant put a glass on it and go hunting, but youre talking the longer barrel so thats great.

I use the .400 grn Corbon, has a TON of recoil and after a cylinder your hands/wrists are dead (but again, my experience is with the 4inch). Ive been shooting since I was 6, in reference to your posts about it being easy to shoot if you know how. After a few outting the gun becomes, a show piece. Something fun to let your buddies shoot once or twice and you'll get a ton of spectators. Grip feels good tho, very accurate, no problems what so ever.

I only recommend you get the longer barrel, 8 3/8 in. unless you just want something to explode things every once in awhile and a side arm for "dangerous game."

September 22, 2010, 10:44 AM	#13
TheGoldenState Senior Member Join Date: August 8, 2010 Posts: 1,191	Well, I can only speak on the .500 I have the 4 inch with compensator, the only mistake, as I cant put a glass on it and go hunting, but youre talking the longer barrel so thats great. I use the .400 grn Corbon, has a TON of recoil and after a cylinder your hands/wrists are dead (but again, my experience is with the 4inch). Ive been shooting since I was 6, in reference to your posts about it being easy to shoot if you know how. After a few outting the gun becomes, a show piece. Something fun to let your buddies shoot once or twice and you'll get a ton of spectators. Grip feels good tho, very accurate, no problems what so ever. I only recommend you get the longer barrel, 8 3/8 in. unless you just want something to explode things every once in awhile and a side arm for "dangerous game." __________________ The Day You Get Comfortable Is The Day You Get Careless...