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If you're willing to make a run up to the DFW area, Gunmasters in Plano has several S&W Model 64 and 65 police trade ins for $199 - $239.

You might consider broadening your search to include the 3 inch model 13 or 65. These are the fixed sight versions of the .357 K frame in blue (13) and stainless (65). But these are very sought after guns too.

I have an 1894c Marlin, it wears a Weaver V3 scope. It's an amazingly versatile little rifle. I wouldn't hesitate to shoot a deer or wild hog with it, and it's accurate enough for small game out to about 100 yards. Perfect companion for a 357 wheelgun.

The Wal MArts around here (Ft Worth area) had a big ammo clearance about 3 weeks ago. I loaded up on WWB 223 40 rd value packs for $7, CCI Blazer Brass 9mm for $4 box, and various other calibers, but these were the best deals.

My 1894c has a 16.5 inch barrel. It also likes the American Eagle 158gr JSP load. I have handloaded for it in the past with bullets up to 180 grains. But mine seems to like the 158s the best.

My favorites, in no particular order: Stephen Hunter Jerry Ahern W.W. Johnstone and Charles Henderson (who wrote Carlos Hathcock's biography)

For anyone who is impressed with John Kerry's military exploits, take a minute and read about Army SPC Joe Herndon. I coached joe in little league baseball and junior football for a few years. He was one of those kids that you'll always remember. Very strong, tough, dedicated and determined...

Several good restaurants in old town Scottsdale. Also check out the Bourbon Street Circus.

Howdy from Ogden

Utah Impact Guns in Ogden Sportsman's Warehouse in Riverdale Gallenson's in Salt Lake City

GUNS AMERICAN HANDGUNNER VARMINT HUNTER

I'm keeping one in my safe for a friend who's overseas. It is a superb revolver, far better than the later Virgian Dragoons.

Outstanding GT! My oldest has been in the USAF for about a year now. It says a lot about your character that you would enlist in a time of war. I believe your generation are going to be examples for those that follow. Much as the WWII generation defeated Germany and Japan, I believe your...

Howdy Bart .. .Same place. Woolaroc is the name of the ranch, it was the private hunting lodge of the Phillips family, Phillips 66. It is a wildlife preserve, plus a museum. One of the Phillips brothers was an avid gun collector, and his museum has one of the world's leading collection of...

Howdy Trumpet, Why not go to www.rimfirecentral.com and read up on these choices? The Rugers are bulletproof, and the buckmarks are good too, and replicate the controls of a 1911. Not sure why you would look any farther than these two choices.