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@SimonBearSr02 If you're going to pack it around just in case, you had might as well save yourself as much weight as possible and get one in the shorter barrel lengths. They make the SBH in 4.6" as well, btw.

That first shot must have gotten ol' Roy's attention.

What's the capacity on the Lightning in that caliber?

@Bluey4696 It's not traditional gel. It's a product he found called "Sim-Test." He reuses it constantly by boiling it down, straining the lead, denim, and what-have-you out, and re-shaping it. Search "SIM-TEST" on his channel.

@TheMatm12345 The 590A1, and all the SPX models of Mossberg shotguns, come with cylinder bores.

@EpicWin0CriticalFail You can fire shot through rifled barrels all you want, the barrel will be just fine. The problem is the shot will go just about everywhere but where you are aiming. The rifling will impart spin on the cup, and typically that will translate to the shot flinging out wildly.

@jameshdfliSBDHVbshdv If you look at the slug in the video, you'll see that, at the side of the slug, there are several angled grooves that make a spiral pattern. That's the 'rifled' part. The idea is that you use these in a shotgun that doesn't have a rifled barrel, and they'll put spin on the s...

@Gunblastdotcom Thanks for the reply, Jeff. Very appreciative that you're receptive to most questions sent your way here.

@ChimeraPrecision I would say it has more in common with the 770. The 770 is built quite a bit more bulky, though.

@djhitman323 At this moment in time, I imagine that street price isn't going to be much lower than MSRP. It seems like the thing's hard to come by, which is going to keep that price up.

I want to hear Trulock read the Bill of Rights.

Finally, video evidence suggests, once and for all, that .380 ACP is the ideal cartridge for the dispatching of two-liters.

Watching this because of EatMyDiction. First off, I'm right there with you, man. Secondly, I'm way into this watching of pretty good CS play while hearing some introspective, meditative monologue.

@SuperSneakySteve Kel-Tec makes it really easy to do.They have just about proven they can't satisfy the market. The PMR-30 has needed a hardware revision which caused a halt in production, still apparently has issues with keyholing in some ammunition, and even a after over a year of production, i...

@ckk1106 Strictly on technical terms, yes, but it's not advised. The .22 WMR has slightly larger dimensions in case and bullet diameter than the rest of the .22 rimfire family, such that it could issues with accuracy and, possibly, safety hazards. There are some other reasons it's a bad idea but,...

@scooter17568 It being a rimmed cartridge makes it difficult to double stack in a magazine. It can happen (see the Kel-Tec PMR-30's 30 round magazine with .22 magnum rimfire), but loading of the magazine is tedious and reliability can be an issue if you don't load that magazine correctly.

@ModernFun94 Savage made that rifle, the ML10. By the accounts of anyone with credibility, the finest muzzleloader ever built, bar none. You might see stories that would claim otherwise, but they've all been traced back to a disgruntled former Savage employee who started a smear campaign.