We make buying guns online easier. Buy a gun online without worrying about credit card fees, shipping charges, long delivery times, and whether or not we actually have the gun in stock. Seems like a no-brainer, but we have yet to meet another online gun retailer who can say the same thing.
When I found mine online right before last Christmas 2023 they were $200. I bought two of them. One had the cross bolt safety and the other didn't. One was like the one in video and the other is all black. Both are great shooters. For some reason Mossberg never really promoted these firearms. Glad they didn't because I got a deal.
The Roscoe finish is traditional blued-steel, not black oxide. Source: Review: Heritage Mfg. Roscoe; an NRA article by Paul Fitch posted on July 20, 2024
The Heritage website states it is a "Polished Black Finish". Blueing can also mean "black oxide finishing". We'll message the manufacturer and get back to you if we need to correct this video. To add our source: www.nrawomen.com/content/5-firearm-finishes-what-s-the-difference
Looks nice but waste of money. Once a person realize they're buying the same rifle (only the company brand is the difference) over and over again you'll stick to one rifle only. *depite my words it was a good video.
All these arguments against grip safeties are stupid. In the "heat of the moment", do you think you'll be holding the gun with a finger and a toe and engaging the trigger with your mind? Wtf are you guys talking about lol. "Yeah but what if you roll your pistol around in a sandbox right before a gunfight - the sand might prevent the grip safety from engaging!" Idiots
Issues with mine thus far. Racking 12 round mag into chamber, it doesn't feed into chamber. Gets stuck. Lock slide back. Pull out magazine. Stuck Bullet flies out of ejection port across the room. Racking bullets into chamber manually doesn't work with 12 round mag. Have to rack fast and hard with 10 round to avoid this problem. Also dry firing, sometimes trigger pull hits sticky point. 12 round mag doesn't fall free when dropping mag. Going to copy paste this in other 2.0 videos
@@biekgiek The AR7 is good choice as well. It is a bit more compact and everything packs away in the stock (mags, barrel, receiver). Your grip on the AR7 will be different from the 10/22 since the AR7 does not have a lower shroud on the barrel. Capacity: AR7 = 8 rounds -- 10/22 = 10 rounds (or more). You can't go wrong with either one.
Bro, WTF. This thing looks huge! It's like twice as big as the original Bodyguard. Looks more like a .380 Shield. You couldn't use this for the same purposes as the original. I don't get it.
@@thepistolguy859it's within 1/8" bigger or smaller than the OG in all dimensions. Effectively the same size and fills the same purpose with way more rounds. Understandable mistake from the OP though, is hard to comprehend how small this is without holding one since we are so used to pocket 380s looking like dimensional lumber instead of a shrunken version of a 9.
If you get a chance just check it out in person, it is very small fits in the pocket well, I wear regular pants not huge that look like tents or skinny ones that stop the blood circulation, and I have no problem drawing it from my pocket in a Sticky holster. I have the LCP max and the Glock 42 and I’m telling you it’s not bigger than them. I ran Hollow points, Flat nose and Ball ammo, that was 25 rounds of each and not one issue. The only negative for me is the sights, I had to center the rear sight before even shooting it, but besides that I just don’t like them, it’s a simple fix I’ll spend the money to replace them, it’s a shame but it needs to be done, won’t be the first time I replaced sights.
I know it’s a little early, but little tip here, make sure you have the first version to do a side by side comparison, and make sure it’s on your website!
Any problems with this shotgun or things to know ahead of time before getting was looking into that model with the urban graffiti type camo and was curious to know more about it from someone who has bought
My gun came with a none centered barrel (sits very low) so any suppressor added cause drag on the slide (wear marks and malfunctions). Sent back to Taurus, they put 26 round through it none suppressed (knowing already that it functioned with no suppressor, and that it only had issues when suppressed). I called after receiving the pistol back and was told that if it functions without a suppressor, they don’t care and will not be fixing anything. I had high hopes that Taurus was starting to turn around from the terrible company they’ve known to be in the past, unfortunately they are still the same company.
