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I just don't get it?? Spend over a grand on a revolver but a whopping seven bucks on a sight and light? I'm not condeming and it's none of my business really, but dude, that just looks Po-Dunk. Did you lose a bet or something?

Thanks guys!

S&w 625 Smith & Wesson model 625. The newer guns are good. The older guns with forged internals are better. They can be had for about half of your listed budget, leaving almost enough for another decent .45. If you've already got several other auto .45's, why not try a revolver?! Moonclips...

Can anyone refer me to where or from whom I may obtain a suppressor adapter for a S&W 422?

Several guys at my local range are now shooting BUG exclusivley for IDPA and even ICORE. The gun you carry should be the one you shoot the most!

I bought a Corrections dept. trade in a couple of months ago for just $175.00 Finish is a bit rough showing light scratches and bluing wear at the muzzle and cylinder, but it's highly accurate and decently tight. I wouldn't go higher than $250 if there is much more than slight wear...

I picked up a dandy 422 in a pawn shop two days ago for only $159.00 Exterior of gun is in 94-95% condition. Magazine has a couple of scratches and light rust spots but funtions fine. I took it to the range today and ran five magazines of el-cheapo bulk ammo through it with zero problems...

4.5 grains of Hodgdon Titegroup is my fav load for a 115 9mm. Clean, consistant, and not terribly temperature sensative in 9mm.

It might handle a lifetime of full house .357 shooting, but a Ruger GP100 will do so without question. Don't get me wrong. I am very much a S&W fan. But if you're gonna shoot it a bunch, get the Ruger.