u/Kaheil2

I tried a revolver for the first time today, and loved it. It makes no sense in any way, shape or form, and thus is the stupidest best handgun ever. It's needlessly heavy, requires more effort to shoot, and flames blast everywhere. Even got some spray back on my face and cordite residue on the table. A hoot, 10/10 smiles.

Also, and unlike my other kit which is for sporting, this one would just be for fun (a.k.a. the "shit and giggles special"). Go to the range, murder paper, smile; rinse and repeat.

Had a look for options, and given the challenges with import/export at the moment, wanted to avoid something from the US (no criticism on the build quality, more so availability and taxes).

Taurus didn't quite seem up-to-par in quality, although the 627 is pretty affordable and the ported barrel is a nice boon.

Korth's prices are...wtf... Also they actually didn't seem that nice, more so "flashy".

But the Manurhin felt like a nice classic watch. Not overstated, just cool.

But after reading several reviews online, the glowing reviews of the Manurhin also seemed to point to it being a more "elite" piece. So is it good as a first revolver?

I had an unfun time with my fellow OPUS. Maybe I got a bad unit, maybe I did it wrong, but all around it was unreliable, and even with relatively mild usage died after 2y (just out of warranty). Even the repairability isn't great.

I want to switch to another grinder, ideally focused exclusively or mostly on pourover.

However my issue is that all I seem to find are the ODE1/2 (which, no, not another fellow product), or grinders that are either espresso but pourover capable, or "do it all but none of it well". Or obscure products with good review unavailable at my location.

Advice really really wanted.

Edit: going with a Timemore 78, if I can find one in stock

To complete my collection, and also to practice (casual level) some clay shooting, I want to add a shotgun. However most online content and advice seem to focus on the NA market which has a very different perspective, or on hunting.

My goal is:

- Compact and preferably on the lighter side. (if possible 14" or less)

- Weather resistant so I can carry it easily on the motorcycle.

- Made in Europe, or at the very least with parts easily available in Europe.

- Pump action

- Sub 1500USD/1300EUR

- Good for sports shooting

I figured the Fabarm cantelever or STF are good options (within the price range, compact, good fit (tried it size-wise)). But other input more than welcome.