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I have a Freedom Arms 454 and it is perfect. Beautifully built, accurate and it will also shoot 45 Colt much like shooting 38 Special in a 357. The smooth "Bisley" grip allows it to rotate slightly in your hand so you dont soak up all the recoil. Several years ago I shot a Smith revo in 460...

Berrys plated bullets? I would not expect anything decent past 25 yards with them.

MGM is the way. High stress/impact areas bolted together and not welded.

It does it with and without the can. I finally stopped worrying about it and have come to almost accept the fact that shot #1 will consistently suck.

I have two on my bench. Both are solid after tuning to the powder I am using.

I like Thunderbeast and Ckye.

It is good stuff. Pretty much "Low Recoil" buck. I shot several flats of it over the years in 3-gun. But now days slug and buck isnt used very much.

I put a Gemtech Mist on my 1727 Fortner. I wish I would have gone with a different stock, but the GRS is ok. After a couple hundred rounds the action slicked right up and opening and closing with my thumb for a 150-200 round match wasnt hard at all. My old 1827 was incredibly easy to work...

The Crosstac kit is some of the best money I have spent in ages.

Chambers Custom 1911. 9x19. 115gn HAP/XTP and Power Pistol. 10 shots at 50 yards.

16 inch Vudoo, ACE barrel.

Shhhhh.

Two weeks.

He is slow. For our club I ordered a dozen. It took about 3-4 months.

My 6 Grendel with rifle length gas isnt bad at all with a Thunderbeast Ultra 7. Five shots at 600 yards.

I have a few 40X that were converted to repeaters by Jonathan Elrod. Love them. They get as much use as my Vudoos. If you can grab one for a grand, it is a good deal.

Use the fastest burning powder that you can. N110 and H110 are ok. 1680 is pretty loud. I have never tried CFE BLK. For gas guns you dont have many options. Bolt guns are awesome with subs. Hollywood quiet is a thing.

I did a little load development in with my 375 H&H, 416 Rigby and 470 Nitro. I was looking for ammo that would hit a 2-3 inch plate at 100 yards that didnt tear up the brass or my shoulder. For the 470, I needed to be sure the ammo was accurate and still hit where the sights were pointing...

Dillon 1100 is what you seek.

Measure loaded case neck OD vs a fired case. You might not have enough room. Being a titebore, all bets are off.