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"No need to contact law enforcement or check local applicable law (no such thing in Florida) as they have nothing, at all, to do with firearms possession in Florida." OK, I wasn't aware of that (local laws), but since the law are the ones who will be performing any arrest functions (if it...

Have you perhaps consulted the local law enforcement agency or read the applicable local laws? No offense to anybody here, but if you're going to make a major life-change like that, you should do some responsible (non-internet forum) research into it. Good luck! *edit* The NRA also has some...

Big Boy: 'It's still the same laws even when OC'ing, but I prefer to keep myself at a higher standard when OC'ing because everybody can see it, and they are all already judging you in the first place.' Well said, sir!

Well, for revolvers I have the Ruger Single Six (with the additional .22 Mag cylinder) and my newly acquired Walther (who really makes it, anyway?) P22 pistol. Very happy with both. For a bit more info (not to take it OT), I also have a Walther G22 and a new Smith & Wesson M&P 15-22 for...

Well, I still have my #4MKII with ~5,000 rounds of ammo, most from a 1982 South African batch! :neener:

It's either my G26 or my Smith 360PD, depending on my mood

"Approach my car at the drive through at two am.....I will rub you all the way down the side of the building with my fender. Wanna talk about what Hamburger looks like? Get between a brick wall and my truck and threaten me. " Ummm....the guy was asking a question.....You've never been...

I don't really think the OP wants to hear your answers....he's started 4 threads and has not commented on any of them.

Who doesn't? ;)

OP: I think I've bought the same ammo recently, the Rem Golden Sabre 38+P 125gr Brass jacketed HP's. I've also bought a 'new' Rossi 351 .38. The manual was updated 4/01, and I don't have a way to tell when the gun was manufactured but I assume it was fairly recently (last 8 years). It does not...

GhostRider66: Remember not to place any ammo in the gun case. If this is your personal preference, please say so. As stated above, TSA rules address this and allow it. I have always packed my ammo with my revolver and have flown through DFW, ATL, HPN, FLL, and BDL. Never had any issues at all.

Eh, my GF won't touch my Glock 26 and absolutely hates my S&W 360PD. She does like my Smith 686 most of all. Go figure.

It's a 15, was able to see it today, thanks to bigwhiteyj. Thanks guys for all the help!!

OK, he did send a pic of the butt with the S/N, but I couldn't figure how to photoshop it out, so I didn't post it. It's 5K45XXX

I'll ask him to open the cylinder tomorrow, it's kinda late here. I have no idea how long his grandfather had this, I just assumed it was pretty old.

My friend came across this revolver as a result of his grandfathers passing, all he knows is that it's a .38 with some sort of trigger work. A gunsmith supposedly looked it over for functionality, and it apparently worked well at the range. Of course he didn't think to ask anything about it...

I carried a 92FS on duty for 7 years, worked every time I needed it to. Went out and got a full size 92FS and a 92 Compact in INOX. Still have them both.

I've got a #4MK2 that I love and a 1903A3 that is absolutely flawless...I also have a Nagant M44 that has a very pitted bore, not really happy about that. :uhoh:

I've fed +P rounds through mine, it's still shooting. I don't have the manual for it any longer, so take that with a grain of salt....I'd assume the manual would specify though.

I do find some of the more senior members to be a bit.....hmm, how do I put this.....uppity and egotistical? That being said, I also recognize the value of the contributions and the wealth of knowledge the members here have. This is my FIRST stop when researching a firearm related issue, and I...