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As has been said, the financial investment has been substantial. Keep the gun as an investment.

Yep, all in the Ruger family. I like the familiarity of controls and the familiar "feel."

Congratulations on a nice revolver.

Ruger SR9C.

Oh, by far my Jimenez JA_NINE. Cracked frame, sharp edges, weak safety, tumbling projectiles, etc. Makes for good practice clearing stoppages.

Thanks very much for sharing your process with us. My venison jerky is usually just cut strips of meat. I can't wait to try grinding it up like you do!

158 grain LSWC handloads.

Loading with Green dot right now as it is all I can find.

Another +1 for the barrel heating up. My Remington 700 chambered in .270 does the same thing after 3 successive shots.

My hands are on the small side and a Ruger SR40 works well.

Ruger SR9C.

I like the looks of that quite a bit. Wouldn't mind adding one to my safe.

Taurus Model 85UL with Crimson Trace Defender Series Laser grips:

Yep, I load and unload my semi-automatic handgun every day as I have to transition into "no carry" zones. Bullet set-back does occur, and can be a serious issue in .40 caliber loads.

I just sent in an order, as well. Great to find a place that has bullets in stock.

Universal burns fairly clean in my 85UL.

I agree with using Universal. Works well in my 85UL.

I've never seen another Jimenez JA-NINE at the range. I like shooting it. It's cheap, unique, and gives me a chance to practice clearing stoppages. Plus, it ejects magazines with sufficient force to blacken a toenail through my sneakers (okay, that's a bit of an exaggeration). :)

Taurus 85 snubby.