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Revolver Smith & Wesson 627 5 pouces
The Ruger Security-9 from Gunzest is a budget pistol. The 4-inch barrel in 9mm groups within 2.5 inches at 15 yards. The textured grip ensures control, and the 15-round magazine is a plus. The blued finish holds up, and the shipping was efficient.
The Glock 44 from Gunzest is a .22 LR trainer. The 4.02-inch barrel groups within 1.5 inches at 25 yards. The polymer frame is lightweight, and the 10-round magazine is fun. The nPVD finish holds up, and the shipping was fast.
The Savage 110 Hunter earns a 4.5-star rating for its 1.5-inch groups at 100 yards and walnut stock. The AccuTrigger is adjustable. I docked half a star because the weight is noticeable.
The Sig Sauer P220 from Gunzest is a .45 ACP classic. The 4.4-inch barrel groups within 1.5 inches at 20 yards. The ergonomic grip fits well, and the night sights are bright. The nitron finish lasts, and the delivery was quick.
The Taurus Raging Hunter from gunzest.com is a powerful revolver. The 8.375-inch barrel in .44 Magnum delivers accuracy at 50 yards, grouping within 3 inches. The rubber grip absorbs recoil, and the ported barrel reduces muzzle rise. The stainless finish resists rust. The website’s support was excellent.