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Thanks for watching and for your question. More noise from the ported barrel? Not that I could tell at the range. Now, if it had a muzzle brake, a device post barrel exit, yes that contributes to more noise. Porting prior to post barrel exit? Not so much. Listen carefully during the range session. While any difference between the non-ported vs. ported barrel is minimal, muzzle flip is very noticeable with the non-ported barrel having more of it.

I appreciate both your watching an commenting. While coming up with firearms (that interest folks) to review is sometimes a challenge, coming up with ways to make those reviews interesting is also a challenge. Just doing the best I can.

@@RangeRoninChronicles your style of review is refreshing and different from other RUclipsrs.

@@JeepsCafe Thanks. Being a dedicated introvert, the only time I get in front of a camera is for the range segments. Besides, it's about the firearm - not me.

Thanks for watching and commenting. The Kimber is a fine shooter. If you think that the Stainless II is a good shooter, wait till I publish the reviews on the Stainless Raptor II and Stainless Pro Raptor II. Talk about sweet shooters.

@@RangeRoninChronicles oooh I can't to see those vids. Currently watching your vid on the Glock 30. Great info with vivid pics!

Thanks for watching and commenting. I have no idea regarding who is responsible for "bill boarding" (probably marketing types) and I sure agree with you; they distract from an otherwise great looking firearm. Excessive and overly-large use does not win me over. For years, Rock Island Armory has a huge "bill board" on the left side of their 1911 pistols. They finally saw the light and now have a simple, small logo at the rear of the slide, making for a much more pleasurable looking pistol. There are some markings that are required, but come on already! And, as you probably well know, Taurus is not the only firearm manufacturer guilty of this. Keep necessary markings discreet, please!

Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment. I appreciate both.😁

Thanks for watching and commenting. I agree, what a shame! I prefer .45 Colt until, and have a Uberti 1858 and 1875 Remington reproduction for the .45 Colt. Then, I realize how much I just spent on shooting them. "Cowboy" loads, which are recommended, cost more than standard .45 Colt loads. At least with the 9mm version, I can enjoy shooting more for less costs, but still enjoy the handling and feeling of this "day of yore" revolver. Luckily, my Son-in-Law reloads .45 Colt and I get a break every now and then.

@@RangeRoninChronicles I know the cost well! But I still love the feel of those big bores! my calibers are 327 fed mag, 357 mag, 41 mag, 44 mag, 45 long colt/45 amp. I wish the cost of .327 mag would drop because it is really fun

@@happyhillbilly3466 More revolvers need to be purchased to turn up the demand for ammunition. "Cowboy" loads are considered as specialty ammunition; the price makes them really special. I have two .45 Colt revolvers ready to take to the outdoor range and {hopefully) ring some steel. That ringing sound at least makes you think that you are doing something positive with the ammo.

@@RangeRoninChronicles We’re in the days of $1 a shot being cheap! My .243 rifle ammo has been in the mid $40 dollar range for 20 rounds for awhile. I found them for $25 and bought 5 boxes thinkin that’ll last till I don’t deer hunt anymore. SAD the place our country has gotten to!

@@happyhillbilly3466 I don't know if you had ever seen the "Harley Davidson and The Marlboro Man" movie with Mickey Rouke (Harley Davidson) and Don Johnson (The Marlboro Man). Don Johnson had somehow acquired a .454 Casull SA revolver. He could not hit the broadside of a barn with it and complained that every time he pulled off a round - that was $1.50. I just priced .454 Casull ammunition and found Precision One 454 Casull Ammunition 250 Grain XTP Jacketed Hollow Point 50 rounds at $59.99/box or $1.20/round. Of course, .45 Colt can be substituted. By contrast, FIOCCHI AMMO 45 COLT 250gr LRN FP-COWBOY ammo is going for $60/box of 50, or $1.39/round (tax and shipping not included). It cost more to shoot .45 Colt "Cowboy" loads than it does .454 Casull. Although I don't hunt, I do have bolt guns in .243, .270, .308, .30-30, .30-06, 7.62x54mm, and 7.62x39mm. Stocked up on ammo for those guns early on JIC (Just In Case). Ayup! I agree with the sad state of affairs in this country. It is going to take one hell of a leader to straighten this mess out, let alone the strength and courage of people to vote and also help steer us back to some resemblance of normalcy - if there ever is such a thing anymore. Now, it's more annoyance than normal.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Did you mean the G28 and not the G25? Either one has shot without issue - disregarding this shooter, of course.😁 I do prefer the G25 over the G28; more G19-ish.

@@RangeRoninChronicles I have a 25. Debating on the 28.

@@UN-intelligent I like the 28 because of the wider grip - like that of the G25. My hands just prefer a large grip.

Thanks for watching. Usually, and the first chance I get, I go for wood grips. The Beretta, any CZ - no matter. There is just something about wood over soul-less VZ grips or aluminum.

@@RangeRoninChronicles I replaced the vz grips that came with my Ruger lite with Rugers thin wood grips just like the ones on your commander. Wood grips just look so much better on a 1911.

@@JeepsCafe I totally agree. Coming out soon is a review of the new Ruger SR1911 Lightweight. The original VZ grips were first replaced with a wrap-a-round finger groove grip, then to a set of faux stag horn grip panels, and finally with a set of laminated wood grip panels with "rising eagle" silver-black grip panels from the Altamont company. Great looking, feeling, and compliments the two-tone scheme of the SR1911 Lightweight. I hope that you can catch that review when it comes out this upcoming July 28th.

I appreciate that, because I work on videos while sipping hot coffee...sometime, while sipping cold coffee.

@@RangeRoninChronicles hahaha add ice to your cool coffee to make a cold beverage. 🤣

Thank you. Just trying to make things easier for my followers of my madness.😁

@@RangeRoninChronicles okay, I just bought an older S&W model 28 yesterday , need a review on it… I was looking at 1911’s and spotted the 28, couldn’t pass it up😎😎

@@Bill-jv5eg No kidding, a Highway Patrolman Model 28? Came out somewhere around 1954, if I remember correctly. Very nice revolver, very nice. I wish that I had one to review.

Thank you, Sir!

Ayup! Hands should be free of any oil or grease. Also, the use of gloves (aside from Disposable Nitrile Gloves) is not recommended.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Congratulations on your new 627!😁

Lol! Thanks for watching.

Junk? Not hardly!

​the mine is a junk ‼️ the modified barrel bushing loose, the main spring housing loose, the the magazine latch don't latch, the barrel breech and the face slide disalligned, the trigger is hard ... et alia bullshit ‼️ if it isn't a junk so ... what is it ... ⁉️ bye bye 😉​@@RangeRoninChronicles

@@antoninolatorre8355 Is the 1911 you are having issues with the FS 40 or another RIA 1911? Regardless, you should not be having these issues. Have you contacted RIA Customer Service? I have worked with them in the past and they were quick to respond.

@@RangeRoninChronicles, thankyou for your suggests, i contact them ... bye bye

@@antoninolatorre8355 You are welcome. Please contact them. You should not be having the issues you mentioned. I have found RIA 1911 to be of quality materials and workmanship - and they stand by their products. I have a number of RIA 1911s. A few had minor issues, but nothing that I could not fix and nothing like you mentioned.

Thanks for watching and for your comment. Actually, in the early days of the .45 Colt, velocities around 1,000 fps was not uncommon. The Army asked Colt to reduce the BP charge, because some of the soldiers could not handle the recoil (sound familiar with the 10mm?). Colt did reduce the charge after a few years, which was a reduction to 28- grains of black powder as compared to the previous 40-grain charge. After the reduction, 855 fps. became the normal standard. Good "Cowboy" loads these days make for shooting a very mild and pleasurable experience. I'll be putting the Blackhawk to the test at my outdoor range ringing steel. That really tells if I can shoot or not. "Dualist1954" is far more experienced than I when it comes to black powder revolvers, especially percussion revolvers. I have several Uberti percussion revolver reproductions and hope, at some point, to start a "Black Powder" series on the channel that will include reviews of single shot muzzle loaders (pistol and long gun of percussion and flint-lock varieties) and percussion revolvers. It is taking me quite a bit of time to get to that point, though. Not surprisingly, these firearms take up a substantial amount of time when shooting - especially when trying to video doing such. Hopefully, I will be able to pull it off. I stay quite busy just doing reviews of modern firearms. 1894, you say? That's 130 years ago, if my math is correct. Like my Grandmother and Great Grandmother, you know that they experienced and saw a lot, especially hard times. They would be totally baffled with what's going on today. But I think that we are as well. Strange times they be.

@@RangeRoninChronicles Thanks for the message, yep My Great GrandMa was 1894, My Grandmother was 1918 , My Mom is 1938 and Me 1963, My daughter 1991 My Granddaughter 2018 that's a long time . Thank you for Great reviews Buddy from PHX

Thanks for watching and your kind comment.

Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. It is unfortunate that many fine firearms cannot be owned by Californians. My Son, who had lived in California for years after leaving the Marine Corp, finally saw the light and moved to the United States; he now lives in Missouri.

Thank you. I appreciate that!

Thanks for watching and commenting. I was unsure of a 1911 in .40 Smith & Wesson. I am happy that my curiosity won out. The FS 40 is an excellent handling and shooting 1911.

Thank you, sir for partaking in my madness once again.

Thanks for watching and commenting. For some reason, this one stands out from the other Ultras.

I appreciate your watching and commenting. As I stated (I think), the Bersa line of pistols is under-rated. They may not be as well-refined as some, but they do the job - and pretty well at that.

@@RangeRoninChronicles I agree, I love mine. I also have the bp9cc in 9mm. I want to get the bp380cc. I haven't decided. It's my pleasure to watch your videos. It's obvious you work very hard on them. Take care my friend. Marcus

Thanks for watching and for your kind comment.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Sounds like a plan to me, especially for one who would be shooting it often.

Thanks for watching and commenting. Maybe so at KCMO. Still, it is a good method to practice for other than qualification day.

@@RangeRoninChronicles From a legal stand point it is not good if it comes out in court. Opposing attorney will say if you had the time to stage the trigger then there was not that much of a threat.if you had the time to take to stage the trigger. I know more than one lawyer and most are Democrats and I tend to know their tricks to convince juries to find you at fault. Luckily in my medium sized midwest town the County Attorney talks to you before anything going to trial. Most of the time he finds that most shootings are done in legal self defense, so your case likely does not go before a court and jury. The case is over right there if it is justified.

@@Rob-xj3xh Thanks for your thoughts. Staging a trigger is not a common practice; many do not know what it is. I consider "staging" as a pause in order to (1.) Determine if I need to take the shot, (2.) Allow me a window of opportunity to back off the trigger if need be, and (3.) If I must take the shot, the revolver is still in double-action mode and (hopefully) a more accurate shot can be taken, thus lessening possible collateral damage. An absolute no-no is placing a double-action revolver in single-action mode for defensive purposes; that screams premeditation. In most defensive uses involving a revolver, there is no time to stage a trigger and sometimes not even enough time to use the sights. It has been a fact of study that an untrained user of a handgun, revolver or pistol, will not squeeze the trigger - it is a jerking of the trigger in a panicked flash of time. I do agree with you on tricks used by a prosecuting attorney. Having representation and expert testimony, by those who are both well-versed in firearm's usage and aware of prosecutor's tactics, on one's side is critical for one's defense. Being a former LEO, I am not an expert but am somewhat knowledgeable regarding the criminal justice system. What is best is not getting into a situation that will result in being involved in that system; it is a nightmare.

Thank you very much for watching, commenting, and especially...subscribing. I wholeheartedly agree that the transfer bar safety and loading gate operation is a great improvement over the standard way of loading, over a Colt SAA or clone; much safer to do. There is some perverse pleasure and satisfaction in doing it the "Cowboy" way, however.😁

Slide lock has been replaced. Works fine now.

Thanks for watching. The slide lock has been replaced. Limp wristing was not the issue. The angle of my wrist to the pistol was; it allows too much flexibility in my wrist. My shooting hand wrist needs to be more in-line with the slide of the pistol. I also have a never-healed broken clavicle, which makes it difficult to extend my arm fully forward without discomfort. I don't have issues with my other Glock pistols with longer grips to include my G26 or G27.

Thanks for watching. I hope that works out. Let us know the result, please.

I try to color within the lines most times. I can handle constructive criticism (mostly). Condemnation is part of putting one's self out in public. Complaints can usually be handled in a constructive way. Cancellation, though...

@Bill-jv5eg Until the guidelines get tighter and all gun content is removed. But there are written guidelines and the unwritten ones so they can arbitrarily shut down videos or channels whenever they want when no rules were broken. They are doing that right now to video comments by arbitrary deletion when there are no violations. "I pretty sure you should be fine…." You are very optimistic and give them too much credit that they will honor their written guidelines that has been proven that they don't.

@@rbm6184 Thanks for commenting. Just going to do the best I can, and that's all I can do.

Thanks for watching and commenting. You are very correct about RUclips and their restrictions. This channel is not sponsored and I prefer to keep it that way. I do have a Rumble channel, but have been trying to keep content here. I will be, however, slowly copying content to my Rumble channel. I have not been affected by RUclips restrictions, as yet. Hickok45 recently published a video addressing the impact on his channel and the risk of loosing the channel altogether. His channel, and others like his, are heavily sponsored; published and sponsored videos may disappear without notice by RUclips, monetization may be removed. I am hoping that, because this channel is not sponsored nor monetized, it will not be affected. As long as I stay within the guidelines, maybe I'll be okay - but who knows.

@@RangeRoninChronicles As DEUCE AND GUNS says, there are the written guidelines and there are the unwritten guidelines so RUclips arbitrarily demonetizes and removes content whenever it chooses.

Thank you! I appreciate that.

Thank you, sir. Appreciate you being with me.

You are very welcome.

Thanks for watching the channel. I really appreciate it.

Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Shop class videos? That's an interesting comparison. Lol 😁

Well, thank you for your kind remark. For someone who's channel is lacking content, you are quick to jump on the criticism bandwagon. Before you "advise" me on something, perhaps you should trod in my moccasins for a bit and create some content of your own. At least earn the credentials to criticize before you do. I would appreciate that. 😁

Thanks for watching and commenting. Well, sometimes the music works for me but can also work against me. What's a fella to do?

@@RangeRoninChronicles keep up the good work!

@@Bill-jv5eg Thank you sir. I am a trying😁

I appreciate you watching and commenting. No, really I do.😁

I appreciate you being with me once again.

Thank you for watching and commenting. Yes, it would have been.

Part 2 will be coming out shortly; it does not exist yet. I am working on it and will update everything when completed.

And your point is?

@@RangeRoninChronicles wunderful fella

@@williamanthony5021 Thanks. I could not figure out if your were praising or dunning.😁