From my old poll regarding the Dominion Arms Outlaw.
https://www.canadiangunnutz.com/for...o-you-like-your-OUTLAW/page3?highlight=outlaw
It shows how the right barrel is on and the left barrel shoots high and to the left.
I finally got out and tested my Outlaw. I am satisfied with the shotgun. it won't replace my HP9-1 pump but for a fun short range blaster it'll do the job.
The only upgrade will be a higher bead as my Outlaw shoots high as do most of the others tested so far. The length of pull seems fine to me and I won't be changing it.
The felt recoil was very mild and controllable except when shooting off the bench.
I did not get any trigger bite. I did not try to fire both barrels at the same time.
The forend was very tight prior to test firing. After 5 shots it developed a slight rattle but did not fall off and functioned properly.
Here is my photo proving ownership.
All shells used in this range report were 2 3/4".
I first shot at a blank piece of paper at 40 yards with Federal Upland Game # 6. The left barrel was printing left and high while the right barrel printed on but slightly high.
I then shot a Lockhart style 30" target with the Federal #6 at 40 yards. I don't have a large piece of plexiglass to make up a propoer Lockhart gauge but based on the results, i won't be hunting with the Outlaw at 40 yards.
I then moved in to 25 yards and shot some WIN H/P 1600 fps slugs. POA was a 6 o'clock hold on the black circle of each target. The right barrel printed high 4-6" high and on line. The left barrel printed 7" high and 7" left. Clearly only the right barrel with a higher bead is slug viable at this range.
On the same 25 yard target I then shot a round of Fed 9 pellet OO buck, standard velocity. The pellets are marked in green. The right barrel would do the job of a coachgun at 25 yards with this load. The left barrel was way off and essentially useless at this range.
The next image shows buckshot performance of the right and left barrels with Fed OO buckshot at more realistic combat ranges of 15 and 5 yards.
The right barrel is highlighted in red and the left barrel in green.
POA is the centre of each target.
The right barrel at 15 and 5 yards is fine with OO buck. The left barrel at 15 yards is touch and go but at 5 yards it'll do the job.
I am going to drill and tap a higher more visible bead. I may install a second bead on the left side of the rib to see if that'll get the poorly regulated left barrel to print closer to the POA.
There were 2 older members of my club at the range. Longtime hunters and rifle target shooters. They immediately asked me if it was legal. I told them that it was non-restricted, that you could even hunt with it in BC and that I bought it to piss off Lieberals. They both broke into smiles and then burned off half a box of my ammo trying it out.
