Recent content by David Drury

Fair enough Mr. 454! However, GP100's are priced fairly enough that at some point I think you should pick up a GP100 in either 6" or 4", simply because the thing will outlive you. Security Sixes and GP100's are some of the finest pieces of steel at that price point any beyond, and have some...

If we're talking heirloom quality, I'd say go with the Python every time... but can I give another selection? The Python and 627 PC are both very nice revolvers... but I got one that will surprise you. Get a GP100. Ruger's may not be the most fancy of the lineup, or the most pricey, but...

Thank God, no Busse fanatics here. I was worried someone was going to come in here screaming INFI INFI INFI! Personally, I like 1095 and 5160. They are my most common steels in my knives, and they are the ones that have proven over time their potential to work hard. Now, I own a Bugei blade...

I prefer American made as well my man. Check out ESEE Knives, all of their materials and blades are made here in the US of A. http://www.eseeknives.com

As a practitioner of Nami-Ryu ( an Aikido / Heiho martial school ) I've spent a fair amount of time behind edged tools and blades. If there's one thing I appreciate out of a blade, it's length, reach, and thickness. ESEE's Junglas finds a great medium between all three - for a knife! I'm also an...

As I said earlier, my grandfather lives in Cape Cod, MA - so to have him store it would be a little bit of a stretch. Heh.

Thanks guys, appreciate all the advice and opinions! What a welcome to The High Road! Glad to be here!

The dealer I spoke with is going to be getting another six inch in soon, and he did not specify if it was going to be used or new. Honestly? It's a Ruger, and I am not concerned about shooting a well-taken care of used one, but I would not be opposed to a new one either. I will talk with my...

HGM22, My grandfather lives in Cape Cod, MA unfortunately - otherwise I would. I should mention OH is an Open-Carry state. I prefer Open carry for general purpose. For CCW, I'd get something else.

Oh but for that one time, it will be one hell of a carry experience. Haha. Maybe I should specify as a woods-carry.

So, I am contemplating my first handgun purchase soon, I am currently 20 years old - but I have had aspirations to own a firearm since I was 17. My family is very anti-gun ownership, they do not dislike people owning guns - they just dislike anyone in their family doing so. I respect their rules...