Rear handle Milwaukee. I use it nearly everyday. Heavy yes. Powerful yes. Durable yes. Accurate yes.

I would switch from yellow to red tomorrow , If I could justify the 10k expense.....yellow is way behind at this point

One thing that nearly had me in tears was that the Mag 77 is now made in China on the same assembly line as the Bosh worm drive saw sharing a lot of its parts. I always thought that the 77 was an almost Iconic US saw that was used to build most American houses and was use in a lot of carpentry world wide

I run all Milwaukee circular saw for wood- I just picked up the circular metal saw... cut through a piece of Unistrut like butter in one pass. A lot better than my multiple pass Dewalt and then you break-it off at the end when you can wait any longer. I'm going to get the M18 Miter saw next.

Rear handle Milwaukee here works great. I have 14 or 15 tools. The ones I use the most are the 1/4" impact driver, 1/2" hammer drill, stick light, and vac. However, I have used my latest purchase a lot also 18v tire inflator - seems like I have a lot of low/flat tires. Just to try it out, I went around my wife's truck and increased all the tires from 40 to 45 lbs. It took less than 5 minutes to do them all. Not having to hook alligator clips to the vehicle battery is great. Also, being able to air up a trailer tire while hooked to the vehicle is soooo convenient.

I have been using 6.5 inch saws since they came out.
Lighter and just as powerful
A sharp 40 tooth blade is the key….