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For rimfires This 580 Remington youth model that I had Hard chromed after buying it used, then added a 26" 1-16 twist Pence hand cut barrel, with an additional bedding bolt added so we could free float the barrel with pillar bedding, along with a trigger job in an aftermarket Full size Walnut...

hard one, not my most expensive, or most accurate, but dam close out 600 yards. My Savage Axis, with an antique barrel, a Pence hand cut rifled 5 groove barrel that started life over 25 years ago as a 27 1/2" 6mm Rem. AI. with a 5" 1.250" taper to .900 at the muzzle, It took just over 1000...

A few of my working handguns. 460 encore, w/ 45 Colt Bisley Hunter, 45 Colt Bisley, rapped comfotably in hand sewn Barranti Leather! 358 Win in some fine wood 454 Super Redhawk 6.5" Single Six Bisley in 22 LR only BFR 475 Linebaugh 357 Bisley w/ wormy Pecan shoes 327 Federal

Two of my favorites, 45 Colt w/blank micarta, and a 357 with wormy pecan, I like em all and they all shoot good, but these are two I grab frequently, but I love them Blackhawks

I would cation others about gambling on the 327 not keeping up with accuracy or performance of the 32-20.

I'm the odd man out here. I frankly just sold the 357 and replaced it with a more sensible 327 federal to me. I always said the 357 was not big enough for a serious big game gun, and more than nesacary for small game, even with 38 specials, which were what it would perform best for the smaller...

I won't jump in with this gun will or that one won't. 44 is 44 and 357 is 357,, find a gun that will do anything in either one, like Redhawk,, the 44 is hands down capable of anything the 357 can do and more,, I really don't see how anyone could foolishly argue this point! I think its humorous...

454 all the way, it can be loaded to the same thing with less pressure than a 44 with equal bullets, and when equal weight bullets are shot at equal speed the 45 cal will have more killing efficiency. But when you want to load both to there fullest potential, the 44 will never approach the KO or...

for self defense I'll agree with Bob Wright my 45 is my choice, but a revolver not, the 1911 lays so slim and flat for inside the waist carry, even the sp101 didn't take long for me to realize it's to uncomfortable and thicker than the Valor VBob with less stopping power. I do have a 327...

I may be wrong but I think the RR 20 years from now will be hard to get what you paid for it out of it, especially if you shoot it as much as I shoot my Single Six. I see that with a lot of guns, they just don't hold their value. I can't say that about a Single Six, or any Ruger revolver! As...

This conflicts with the confirmation I previously received on this revolver, it does have the serial Number on the bottom of the grip. But it is a "B" prefix, and was told this designates it as a Regulation Police. The revolver is in excellent condition and is a long time family heirloom, from...

I still love moving earth and taking game with the 454 and 480, I like shooting smaller caliber revolvers as well, but at 63 even if my wrist are a little sore the next day, I still enjoy the big bores more than the smaller bores. But I am buying as many small bore revolvers today as well over...

Pre 1930 Regulation Police.

Even being a Ruger guy it is easy to agree at the fine atributes of the K22 Masterpiece, the Model 17. It is a very accurate and well made gun. It is in a category of its own where it would excels on a 25 yard target line. I had one for years and liked it but,,, I don't shoot target competition...

Follow your advice, as I don't take well to threats, and I am not your dude! and just what is it I should quit,,,dud

Di I carry,, just one, my Dan Wesson Valor V-BOB, how many do I own, 5 I would consider available if the Valor was missing in action. But I don't trade off, I always carry what I consider my BEST OPTION.

If any weapon is being used, they are considered putting you in imminent danger, as well as if you are being attacked by multiple attackers under the legal definition of Imminent threats. There are many circumstances that could come into play and make someone without a gun or knife putting you...

Not just the action that makes the shaved down Super a better choice, the grip frame is much more accommodating to grip options. If you have the money making it well worth the added investment. I agree these both fine revolvers, and even though larger than the GP, being capable of any 45 Colt...

Anyone who is in a self defense situation, means, your life must be in eminent danger. This does not mean threatened, you legally have to be engaged with a deadly weapon to even draw and threaten force with your firearm. That is taught by every CCW instructor I know, and two of them are LEO's...

exactly, unless you understand the work yourself.