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  @user-sc9es4xj8j15 сағат бұрын

  I’m a CZ guy all the way, but I do want to own a Beretta.

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  @texmexshoots14 сағат бұрын

  I can certainly understand that sentiment. I love CZs, but growing up in the 80s made me really love the Beretta 92 series. Although the PX line is not as good looking as the 92s, they are good pistols with a great track record.

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  @craigt599017 сағат бұрын

  Dad gave me my model 62a for my 10th birthday in 1959. My rifle is a 1946 model, so it is 3 years older than I am. Dad purchased this gun from my cousin (his sisters son) who bought it new. It has been in the family since new. I drag it out of the safe every so often just to keep it in good running condition . It now has my grandsons name on it . Mine is in approximately 80% condition . I won many turkeys and hams at the local rod & gun club in my youth with it. Countless squirrels and rabbits met their demise with this gun.

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  @texmexshoots14 сағат бұрын

  Thanks for watching Craig! And thank you for sharing the wonderful history of your 62a. They are great rifles. So much so that Rossi and previously Taurus, are producing some replicas. But they are no where as nice or well made as the originals. Take care and I hope your grandson has a great time with the rifle once it is passed on to him.

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  @mpdjr772 күн бұрын

  Great advice on shooting too close to steel targets. Great video, overall. If you have a snubnose, that would be great data for the database. Blessings 😊

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  @texmexshoots2 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching and I appreciate the kind words. Unfortunately I don't have a snub nose 22lr revolver, but if I get my hand on one I will do a comparison of their patterns.

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  @mpdjr772 күн бұрын

  @@texmexshoots Thank you! Blessings

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  @TheFix-cv1sd2 күн бұрын

  They should have a capacity of six rounds, be double action with an exposed external hammer for single action, feature a top-break or swing-out cylinder that automatically ejects rounds for reloading, and perhaps even a folding trigger like those used on 19th century Belgian 7mm pinfire revolvers, or a trigger guard similar to those found on vintage Iver Johnson and Harrington & Richardson (H&R) .22lr top-break revolvers, such as the H&R Model 299 New Defender.

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  @texmexshoots2 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching. Those are some potential neat upgrades! But I expect making them double action would be difficult to pull off in such a small revolver.

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  @thomasholohan40903 күн бұрын

  Open sights can be a challenge for those who are bit older. I believe your groups were not that bad for a buckhorn arrangement, as those sights were not designed for precise target shooting. A receiver sight may preserve the "traditional" appearance and still provide tighter grouping and easier zeroing adjustment. I understand enthusiasm for a light trigger, but 1 lb or less would not appeal to me for field use for safety reasons.

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  @texmexshoots2 күн бұрын

  Thanks Thomas for your well thought out and wise words. The trigger on my FIL's 39a is too light for field use. But he won't allow me to mess with it. As for the groups, you are likely correct as well. I can only expect so much from open sights. I put a Skinner peep sight on it which has helped a bit.

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  @cameronnorton58983 күн бұрын

  You grouped the 158gr .357 pretty well out of that SP101, they just went several inches high. In smaller revolvers 158gr always seems to hit high.

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  @texmexshoots3 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching Cameron! I think it prefers the 158 grain for both 38spl / 357 mag. I tend to carry it with 38 spl +P, but I could adjust the rear sight for the 357 if need be.

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  @Ruteger1003 күн бұрын

  a great little rifle but WAY to expensive.

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  @texmexshoots3 күн бұрын

  Have they gotten that pricey? I need to go look and see what they sell for.

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  @LG19147 күн бұрын

  Hello and thank you for a really good review. Think I’m going to give it a go.

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  @texmexshoots7 күн бұрын

  I'm glad you liked it and was able to be some help!

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  @Tess_untamed7 күн бұрын

  What are you saying ? A Vortex is one of the best scopes you can get. 👍

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  @texmexshoots7 күн бұрын

  Hey there Tess! Not a knock on Vortex. But the Crossfire line is their entry level scope. That being said, it has worked great for me on this rifle. Plus, I have an affinity for the parallax adjustment to be on the front bell.

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  @usernamemykel7 күн бұрын

  Nice voice, great manicure.

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  @texmexshoots7 күн бұрын

  Thanks! No manicure, just try to take good care of my hands. 😁

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  @mikem.207810 күн бұрын

  Very very intriguing, especially since you were pushing 1000 with Stingers. I wonder if Federal Punch would do any better, especially since a lot of criticism for Stingers is that they are best only for long barrels and rifles.

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  @texmexshoots10 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching Mike!! I've had many people sing the praises of Stingers through their pistols. Like all 22's, it's always best to test the ammunition you want to use.

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  @cervus-venator11 күн бұрын

  Hi Tex Mex, I think I'd sight them both in with the Norma Match. It's cheaper and easier to obtain as well as it seemed to do well in both pistols. Now my 10-22 really likes the ELEY Match, but I'm out of it and in order to get more I have to order it. I can't seem to get any ELEY locally any more. I have three or four boxes of ELEY Team and I think that is pretty good too, but I need to test it. I picked up three boxes of the Norma Match yesterday mainly based on what you mentioned in a previous comment. I have to test that one too. I'll be testing some SK Rifle Match for the Captain America challenge as well. I last shot some ELEY Target and it just wasn't near as consistent as the Match. Now I've shot some of the Aguila Target and it shoots well out of a rifle but not the pistol or vise versa. I can't recall. I haven't had much luck with the Federal, but I'm willing to give it another shot (pun intended 😋). Thanks for the video, great shooting and great info gathered and provided.

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  @texmexshoots10 күн бұрын

  I have about the same luck with Eley Target. It's good stuff but not nearly as good as the black box Match. I hope the Norma and Team work well for you for your next challenge. I like the accuracy of the Federal, but it seems to choke on some of my semi-autos. Hope you are having a great weekend!

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  @Salieri4711 күн бұрын

  I would loved to have seen a Ruger Mark 4 Target in the mix.

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  @texmexshoots10 күн бұрын

  If I get my hands one one, I'll compare some ammo with it. Sadly I don't own any Ruger 22 pistols at the moment. Thanks for watching!

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  @Salieri4710 күн бұрын

  ​@@texmexshootsI'm in Houston. I have a Ruger Mark 2 Target (special run two tone edition), with a very low round count, that I retired in favor of the much, much easier to disassemble & reassemble Mark 4 Target.

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  @texmexshoots10 күн бұрын

  @@Salieri47 When the Mark 4 came out, I was very tempted to buy one. Had a Mark 3 hunter that I ended up giving to a close friend's son. The new take down system seems so intuitive that I'm surprised they didn't figure it out sooner.

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  @Salieri4711 күн бұрын

  The following comments are meant to be constructive. I know this was tedious process, & I thank you for the vid. 1. Are the fliers the ammo, or the shooter? I lean towrds the shooter because it seems on average seven or eights are quite good. 2. You could've gotten basically the same info with five shot groups, which would've also meant cleaner gun barrels. 3. I've never heard of seasoning a barrel. Warming up, yes. Again, thanks for sharing with us.

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  @texmexshoots11 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching and I certainly appreciate your input. As to question 1, I can honestly say that I verbally call out any time I feel/see myself pull a shot. Unless I'm using a scope, I shoot with both eyes open (trained that way as a kid with shotguns) and don't blink when I fire. So although I cannot definitely rule out user error, those shots felt good to me (i.e. did not move my point of aim as I pulled the trigger). 2) I shoot ten shot groups just to get a better feel for how any particular ammunition groups. I'm certainly no expert, just an enthusiast. But I do try to do my research and many shooter's forums have argued the benefits of 10 shot groups over 5. I'm sure I could get by with 5, but 10 helps me distinguish the performance between the loads I'm shooting. 3) As for the term "seasoning" it can mean different things in the shooting community. Some use it as a term for the initial "break-in" of a new barrel. But for rimfires, it can also be the term used for the first "fouling" shots after a cleaning of the chamber/barrel. Some serious target shooters claim that you need to shoot a few rounds of the particular ammunition you are going to use before attempting to group. Does this really help? I have no idea. Once again, not an expert, nor an engineer. Just figured I'd do it for some of my videos. You are right in that it does warm up the barrel a bit before I start testing. Maybe that's the only real benefit. Once again, I appreciate you watching my video and for your comments. I've been shooting for almost 50 years now, and I'm still learning something new all the time.

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  @Salieri4711 күн бұрын

  ​@@texmexshootsThanks for responding, esp civilly (some gun guys on KZread get seriously POd if they feel their techniques are being questioned). Your explanations make sense. TBH I've never heard of seasoning (conditioning?) a barrel before accuracy testing to make sure the rounds fired for testing have the rifling depth, build-up, etc. It makes sense.

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  @cervus-venator11 күн бұрын

  @@Salieri47 Hi Salieri, I had not heard of seasoning a barrel (in the 22lr world) until just a few years ago when I started watching 22 rifle competitive shooters. So my understanding of the seasoning is due to the lubricant/coating that the ammo manufacturer uses. If you noticed, TexMex mentioned some of the ammo uses a wax coating on the projectile. Ammo such as ELEY and SK have an oil coating on the entire round. ( I find that it makes it difficult sometime to load the magazine because they are slippery) Anyway, the seasoning of the barrel is to get the bore coated with that specific lubricant to get consistent shots. Some prefer to shoot at least 20 rounds just to season the barrel, but I find that to be expensive given the cost of this match target ammo. But, I suppose in competition you want to do your best and this may cost you a little. Now there is also the cold bore shot. When the barrel is not warmed up this cold bore shot can be different than the remaining shots from the warmer barrel. So warming the barrel up helps too, but when seasoning the barrel you are also getting a warmed barrel as long as you don't wait too long between sets. That's about all I know of Seasoning and warming the barrel when it comes to shooting these high end target ammunition. I hope some of this helps.

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  @texmexshoots10 күн бұрын

  @@Salieri47 Luckily I don't take myself very seriously. 😁 My channel is an outlet for me to have fun. And I always appreciate any input I get. Hope you are having a great weekend!

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  @Salieri4710 күн бұрын

  ​@@cervus-venatorIt makes sense to have each of the rounds that count in scoring going through the same condition barrel bore (that sentences makes sense in my brain, lol). Thanks for the explanation.

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  @frankbrowning32811 күн бұрын

  Great video. They all have their preferences. My Buckmark likes CCI Standard velocity but that's not true of all Buckmarks. I've had some incredible accuracy from my S&W model 41 with CCI Suppressor but in that gun everything shoots really well.

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  @texmexshoots11 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching Frank! Hope you are doing well. It is amazing how picky 22's are. I've eyeballed the S&W 41 many times. Have been thinking of buying one for years but never pulled the metaphorical trigger. Or literal trigger for that matter since I've never shot one 😁

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  @frankbrowning32811 күн бұрын

  @@texmexshoots Yes, hope you're doing well too. I always had sticker shock with the S&W model 41 but I happened to find 1a 5 1/2'' model used in new condition in the box with 2 mags and a Trijicon RMR on it last year for 900 and that made me buy it. It is the most accurate pistol I have ever shot. 3 rounds touching with match ammo at 25 yards is fairly common now that I'm used to it. My best so far is a 0.292'' 3 shot group at 25 yards with CCI Suppressor ammo. I doubt I'll ever do better than this. It really shoots anything well. Even inexpensive CCI standard velocity will shoot most every shot into a 1/2'' -3/4'' cluster at 25 yards. It's actually more accurate than many of the 22 rifles I've had over the years. My guess is that is more accurate than I can hold it.

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  @texmexshoots11 күн бұрын

  @@frankbrowning328 Sounds like an amazing pistol and you scored it for a great price! You are making me want one even more 🤤

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  @frankbrowning32811 күн бұрын

  @@texmexshootsI got lucky that day. IIn the last 10yrs Ive greatly increased my rimfire shooting. It's still affordable at this point for me to spend a few hours at the range when I bring a few 22's. Have a great weekend

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  @Valorius11 күн бұрын

  Flaunting those Gucci rimfires! 😁 a very enjoyable video brother

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  @texmexshoots11 күн бұрын

  I lusted over the Field Target for many years before I finally found one at a gunshow many moons ago. The Trailside I got used for a decent price in the early 2000's. They definitely are some fancy pistols 🤩 Hope you have a great weekend!

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  @Valorius11 күн бұрын

  @@texmexshoots you too brother!

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  @beefsupreme648811 күн бұрын

  The first gun i ever got was that Taurus g3c and it was a piece of juck i got the 38 snub after that no issues what so ever

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  @texmexshoots11 күн бұрын

  Taurus has made a lot of firearms over the years. It seems that most people find their revolvers to be reliable. I myself have had a few and this was the only one that had issues. To be fair, I've had firearms from many different manufacturers fail. My issue with Taurus in this particular case is that they failed to fix the firearm after two trips back to them for service.

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  @andre1987eph11 күн бұрын

  That must be a nice state you can holster a firearm. Try that in Los Angeles County or California itself.

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  @texmexshoots11 күн бұрын

  Yes Sir. Concealed or open carry is a State by State issue. Some have very restrictive laws against carrying or even owning firearms.

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  @TheFix-cv1sd12 күн бұрын

  They should have a capacity of six rounds, be double action with an exposed external hammer for single action, feature a break-top or swing-out cylinder that automatically ejects rounds for reloading, and perhaps even a folding trigger like those used on 19th century Belgian 7mm pinfire revolvers.

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  @texmexshoots12 күн бұрын

  That's a tall order, but it would be a pretty sweet revolver! 😀 They do make a break-top and swing-out model. But I haven't had the opportunity to try one out.

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  @robtheshooter273612 күн бұрын

  What a great video review! Thank you for sharing,

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  @texmexshoots12 күн бұрын

  Thanks Rob, I'm glad you liked it! They are great revolvers and a lot of fun to shoot.

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  @D5quared9113 күн бұрын

  Not enough shots just 5 rounds in a gun that big and heavy is a joke

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  @texmexshoots13 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching D5quared91! I think the issue is the size of the cylinder and how many chambers it can safely have.

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  @D5quared9113 күн бұрын

  Not enough shots just 5 rounds in a gun that big and heavy is a joke

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  @texmexshoots13 күн бұрын

  If you think the SP101 is heavy, you should hold a GP100 😁

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  @johnj176514 күн бұрын

  What would you recommend for a 50 grain round, .22 Mag WMR in a S&W .22Mag

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  @texmexshoots13 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching John! Federal is the only manufacturer that I know of that makes 50 grain 22 magnum ammunition. Although they make a couple of different types. There is a bulk pack and the game shock 50 round boxes. If you can get your hands on some I would test it out of your pistol to see if it will group well.

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  @ThatGuy-vr2jv14 күн бұрын

  Thank you for your content!

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  @texmexshoots14 күн бұрын

  I'm glad you liked it!

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  @checkmate911115 күн бұрын

  Gorgeous Gun !!

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  @texmexshoots15 күн бұрын

  Thanks Checkmate!

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  @user-sd9kz6sr9l15 күн бұрын

  In my state, transporting firearms must me in closed in a case. Zip lock bag is with in the law plus a finger salute. It’s funny, I like your friend’s humor!

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  @texmexshoots15 күн бұрын

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

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  @josephtucciarone687815 күн бұрын

  My Kahr P380 2021 CA stainless came with a full set of night sights. Just as good as the MAX.

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  @texmexshoots14 күн бұрын

  Thanks for watching Joseph. Replied earlier but seems youtube is having some issues. The Kahr P380 is an amazing pistol and can not be beat when it comes to size and concealability.

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  @tacntec292216 күн бұрын

  What optic mount do you have on the Ruger GP 100.

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  @texmexshoots14 күн бұрын

  Hey there Tacntec, thanks for watching. My mount was from Raptor Engineering, but it seems they went belly up after a fire in 2020. However there are other companies out there that make them: tkcustom.com/products/ruger-gp100-revolver-scope-mount-for-rmr-holosun-and-c-mount

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  @kennypringle458016 күн бұрын

  Good detailed video. Thanks.

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  @texmexshoots16 күн бұрын

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

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  @mikeofmanymikes263016 күн бұрын

  avoid the promag and get a mecgar. Mecgar makes great magazines.

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  @texmexshoots16 күн бұрын

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

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  @mikeofmanymikes263016 күн бұрын

  @@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.

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  @texmexshoots16 күн бұрын

  @@mikeofmanymikes2630 Thanks for the heads up!

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  @markworden916916 күн бұрын

  Whats the range 50,75 100 looks about 100

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  @texmexshoots16 күн бұрын

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

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  @DanielMartinez-lz3ot17 күн бұрын

  I've got a PX4 and a CZ P-07. Asking me to choose between them is like asking a mother to choose between her Fraternal twins.

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  @texmexshoots16 күн бұрын

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

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  @frankhinkle577219 күн бұрын

  Very interesting. I did not know this technology existed, and you can get it for $500! looking forward to you taking it out and showing us at dusk and at dark. Happy Independence Day to you and your family, and to all of your viewers.

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  @texmexshoots16 күн бұрын

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

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  @user-xk9xq3uo6e19 күн бұрын

  When you’re waiting for the wind to calm down always carry a kite. Then act like you’re going to fly it in the wind will stop. Works every time.

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  @texmexshoots19 күн бұрын

  😂 LOL!

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  @jimjakosh250619 күн бұрын

  Try some Fiocchi 40 g TMJ ammo!

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  @texmexshoots19 күн бұрын

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

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  @johndilday184619 күн бұрын

  I love me a Marlin Model 39 video. Thanks very much!

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  @texmexshoots19 күн бұрын

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

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  @jamesspencer947223 күн бұрын

  Just wait until the yoke screw wiggle loose and the cylinder assimbly falls out.

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  @texmexshoots22 күн бұрын

  😬 That sounds BAD.

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  @jamesspencer947219 күн бұрын

  @@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

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  @texmexshoots19 күн бұрын

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

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  @edgarjaviermaderalaporta906323 күн бұрын

  Cock the hamer witht the left tumb. There is your precision problem: loose the grip

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  @texmexshoots23 күн бұрын

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

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  @edgarjaviermaderalaporta906323 күн бұрын

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

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  @pinslayer457924 күн бұрын

  Next......dimes at 100

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  @texmexshoots24 күн бұрын

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

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  @zachb.660624 күн бұрын

  The 158 grains seem to be the jam out of the GP 100! Great video.

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  @texmexshoots24 күн бұрын

  Thanks Zach! I appreciate you watching.

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  @Salieri4725 күн бұрын

  I'd love to have the Mounty/carbine version of the Marlin 39. I would err on the side of reliable primer strikes.

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  @texmexshoots24 күн бұрын

  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!

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  @cervus-venator25 күн бұрын

  Thanks Tex Mex. It seems I always have issues like this when I lighten the trigger pull. If the stock spring is about 5 pounds I'd just put that back in. It seems the other springs in the Marlin kit help to smooth things out. Looking forward to part 3 now, lol.

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  @texmexshoots24 күн бұрын

  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.

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  @johanh249625 күн бұрын

  I think you should put the original spring back, cci doesnt give this many missfires. Thank you for your great videos 😊

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  @texmexshoots25 күн бұрын

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

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  @Valorius25 күн бұрын

  Wolf Springs have been around forever, I've always had really good luck with them. I honestly never put in lightweight springs in anything but AR15s (yellow springs), i've always had bad luck with lightweight springs (in everything but AR's). Honestly, I think 3.1lbs is still too light for my taste. You can also check the tip of the firing pin for wear.

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  @texmexshoots25 күн бұрын

  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.

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  @duanchamp198825 күн бұрын

  @7:54 ugliest gun i ever seen, im a cz guy though jericho 941 looks way better. Wtf this gun looks fugly.

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  @texmexshoots25 күн бұрын

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

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  @kurtbaker582125 күн бұрын

  Small pistoles for self defense are to be used as "point and shoot", sights are useless just for decoration...

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  @texmexshoots25 күн бұрын

  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.

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  @alfonsorj7026 күн бұрын

  I have both the Beretta PX4 Storm Compact and the CZ P-01 Compact the Beretta is an awesome gun..but if I had to choose i would go with the CZ P-01 Omega ..I can shoot it better than my Beretta even though the Beretta has a better trigger..the CZ just has a better grip..great comparison…Take care..

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  @texmexshoots25 күн бұрын

  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.

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  @Sirgromulus20 күн бұрын

  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.

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  @texmexshoots20 күн бұрын

  @@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

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  @fotispapadopoulos693326 күн бұрын

  Try some Buffalo bore 180 gr.

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  @texmexshoots26 күн бұрын

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

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  @mugsysemergencylightsandsi455327 күн бұрын

  Everyone now days talks down on the 25 acp for not being good for self defense and not having enough stopping power but I beg to differ the 25 ACP was one of the mafia go to calibers that their hitman used and it stopped plenty of people

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  @texmexshoots27 күн бұрын

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

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  @JahIthBer-db2ij27 күн бұрын

  Which one shoots flatter?

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  @texmexshoots27 күн бұрын

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

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  @JahIthBer-db2ij27 күн бұрын

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

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  @texmexshoots27 күн бұрын

  @@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.