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thanks Oro. i am looking at the 629 4" but the ruger red hawk comes in a 4 " for a couple hundred dollars less. I'm narrowing it down. any thoughts on the two finalists.

thanks for all the great info. I was leaning toward the .454 but now i'm not sure. I guess I want the power of the .454 but maybe the .44 with a longer barrel to maximize the load potential and improved accuracy might be the most practical choice. I have been having trouble finding .454...

I am going to buy either the super redhawk alaskan .454 or the S&W backpacker. I was wodering if anyone has fired both of these weapons and can give me your impressions of each. I have fired the .454 7" and I really like it but I dont want to carry a 7" barrel and a rifle. I will be carrying it...

I agree, what ever he is more likely to get a accurate shot with. besides that I would go with the .357. if he is inexperienced with guns I would be worried about giving him one at all. no offense I just think an inexperienced person with a gun is more dangerous than a bear

Im quite pleased with the public defender. its small and light and just what I was looking for to carry when I hunt. my hunting rifle is plenty big for bear, the side arm is just in case close range quick draw protection if I cant get my rifle off my shoulder fast enough. and i got it for less...

this is an alaskan company called alaskan backpacker ammo. they have no contact info on the box and I have made a few calls to other ammo stores just to be sure they are not +p. is it possible to have 335 grain and not be +P? either way it packs a pretty hefty wallop. I have actually put close...

judge public defender jumping in late on this but I have a new judge public defender, and I have been shooting 335 grain colt rounds with no problem. taurus says no +p rounds, the 335 grains I am shooting are not marked as +p on the box and the store I bought them from says it shouldnt be a...