Recent content by unobrownsfan

Let me know if I might be able to offer a suggestion or two regarding shooting up here in the northstate. Although I don't shoot or hunt as much as I used to (old age creeping up) I grew up in a shooting, hunting, military family from Siskiyou County so I've been doing that stuff for the past...

Only one. A 9mm semi auto behind hip IWB. Usually carry one spare mag. I figure I'm lucky to keep track of one firearm, let alone two or three.

Wow, that brings back memories. The same thing happened to my Ruger SP101, .357, spurless hammer about 11 years ago, except the top strap just bowed but didn't blow apart. When I brought the frame with the cylinder split in two pieces and remaining four rounds of ammo to my gunsmith, he...

Yes indeed. With a CZ bolt action .22lr when she was 11 years old. And she still enjoys shooting as a 24 year old.

If you're willing to spend a bit more, I'd consider a Chiappa lever gun. I have the model 92 rifle in .38/.357 and it's a sweet shooter that's pretty to look at. With 180 grain Buffalo Bore .357s it packs a punch out to 100 yards. And the recoil is very tame. Plus it feeds most .38s (longer...

Very nice revolver at a very good price. I'd say you done yourself proud.

Sig P239.

I started using my Ruger SP101 .357 with 2" barrel and spurless hammer about 15 years ago as my primary CCW and still love it. While my Sig P239 (9mm) and Kahr P380 (.380) are nice shooters, I just like having that mini-tank on my hip.

The Chiappa 1892 lever action 20" rifle chambered in .357/.38 is FUN to shoot. You've got to keep track of the OAL when using .38s, but otherwise no issues.

S&W .38 J-frame model 60. It was a nice handgun.

EXCELLENT, informative post. Thanks.

Congratulations on a very nice looking pistol. I carried a Beretta 85FS for years and loved that gun. Now I'm carrying a Kahr P380.

Another vote for Buffalo Bore FMJ flat nose.

Kahr P380 - one week ago.