The Smart Way to Buy Guns Online
The Taurus 942 is an 8 shot .22 built on Taurus’s small frame .38 chassis, from $290.99 against a $497.99 list price. We put 600 rounds through one and found the Ultra-Lite version costs three dollars more than the steel one.
The Charter Arms Bulldog is the only affordable double action .44 Special revolver still in production, from about $350. We put 300 rounds through one and counted what else the market actually offers in this cartridge.
The Charter Arms Undercover is the cheapest name brand .38 snub, from about $235. We put 400 rounds through one and found that Charter sells a 14 ounce aluminum version and a 17 ounce steel version under exactly the same name.
Which Mossberg 500 parts actually fit, and in what order to buy them. A Mossberg 500 cannot take a magazine extension and the Magpul MOE forend is a 590 part, so we lead with a light, a shell carrier and the SGA stock.
The Beretta M9A4 lists at $1,249 and sells at exactly $1,149 nearly everywhere, with one retailer at $949.99. We put 600 rounds through one and mapped the whole 90 series price ladder from $550 up.
The Henry Single Shot lists at $625 and sells for $449.99 at a major retailer. We put 185 rounds of .45-70 through one and mapped all sixteen versions Henry builds on this frame, from $440 to $701.
The Fierce Carbon Rogue is a 5.8 pound carbon barrelled hunting rifle from $1,999.99 at a major retailer. We put 340 rounds through one and mapped every rifle Fierce sells under the word Rogue, from $1,631 to $2,699.
The Browning Maxus II is the soft shooting gas gun for high volume waterfowl, from $1,739.99. We ran 750 shells through one over a season and mapped what every model in the range really sells for.
The Christensen Arms Mesa FFT is a genuine 5.9 pound mountain rifle with a sub-MOA guarantee, from $1,299.99. We tested one over 400 rounds and mapped what every Mesa variant really costs.