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Colt Autos and Smith Revolvers for me.

Have you ever tried shooting a BHP with the mag safety left in place?

The 1911, if a .45 ACP, works well for most situations.

I use a chest carry rig...better than either cross draw or strong side.

I would trade. I carry my .45 Colt MG far more often than I do my Ruger SA. They are really good firearms.

Is this catching?

I think the K22 may come out at or near the top for accuracy. I have a couple of S&W K frame .22's and they outshoot all my other .22s (especially the 8 3/8 17-4).

Uh...S&W made numerous .357 magnum revolvers using the K Frame. The Model 13, 19, 65, and 66 are just a few examples.

I too like the WFN bullets in my revolvers. I do not worry about overpenetration, however. The majority of bullets fired in LE shootings completely miss their targets, so overpenetration is not the greatest consideration. I have not seen the data on non-LE shootings, but I will wager a similar...

Yep...case hardening. The 3" 625-3 was made during the timeframe of flash-chrome triggers and hammers.

I carry this one: Range toy: I have well over 100 moonclips and will usually have about 50-75 loaded for a range session.

SA only when targets are out past 100 yards or so. DA the rest, so about 99% DA.

I never understood this attitude. Weird.

In no particular order: S&W Model 625-3 .45 ACP Colt Combat Commander .45 ACP S&W Model 13-4 .357 Magnum Colt Combat Elite .45 ACP Glock Model 27 .40 S&W (too ugly to photograph)

Two views of my S&W Model 17-4 that was a birthday gift from my wife. Shoots like a rifle.

I saw a shooter shoot himself in the hip, while drawing a Glock, using frangible ammo for the steel target range. The bullet went through his holster, belt, and pants, into his hip, bounced off his pelvis and ran down the outside of his right femur. The bullet exited just above and right of his...

You described it much better than “eye” did. Ambidextrous vision. Bad puns - that’s how eye roll.

Either.

I have been carrying revolvers and speed strips for over 4 decades and never had such a problem.

You miss the point entirely...It is like having only 1 spare magazine and it is partially loaded, such as a 10 round mag only loaded with 7 because 7 is standard. Why would you not fully load the speed strip to carry additional ammo? There is ZERO downside and only upside. Makes absolutely no...