:twisted: Heck Yeah...my buddy picked one of these up. Hasn't shot it yet. I want to be there when he does though.4 inch compensated like a boss
Its now on the top 3 list of guns i need
500 grain Hornady
Heres a cool still pic, it has an impressive muzzle flash.
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Yea, i use the bud type, i dont like the bulky ones.That is wicked slick!
(Please tell me you got some ear plugs in)
Not to mention the ammo cost. I bet it must be really expensive to shoot.You can probably save a few bucks by getting a nice used one. I've seen quite a few on the S&W forum for sale because the seller fired it a few times and decided it is too much for him. :lol:
From what I can find with a quick internet search, 20 rounds of factory ammo is anywhere from $30 to $50 dollars.Not to mention the ammo cost. I bet it must be really expensive to shoot.
I don't own a 500 S&W but I'm glad I reload my ammo and I can only imagine if you are a normal person you would have to reload to afford to feed that beast! Yeah, I want one too :twisted:From what I can find with a quick internet search, 20 rounds of factory ammo is anywhere from $30 to $50 dollars.
No,didn't even come close. The muzzle pointed at the roof the first time I shot it with sweaty hands but after putting on gloves I held on better.Did it fly back and almost hit you in the head??
Havnt shot one but being able to shoot 460, 45 LC and 454 casull is really cool.I prefer the .460....Much cheaper ammo, higher velocity, and still quite a kick. Unfortunately, the .460 doesn't come in a 4 inch barrel, but I've had my eye on a couple of the 2.5 inch ES models and may pick one up if the price is right.....