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That's $500 billion not $500 million, $500 million is only 1/2 of one billion.

Radagast, thank you very much for providing the manufacture dates on the above four Smith & Wesson revolvers. Also, I really appreciate you providing me with the information regarding the factory recall of the model 686 Smith. I was unaware of the recall and will be contacting them.

I have four S&W revolvers to check date of manufacture #1 S & W model 36-1 .38 cal. nickel plated; 3 inch heavy barrel; round butt, wood grips 5 shot-non recessed cylinder fixed sights, serial # J872618 #2 S & W model 38 (No dash) airweight, shroulded hammer .38 cal. nickel plated...

My P85 always goes bang. Never one FTF or FTE since I bought it new when they were introduced. The trigger could be better but the gun always works and I have put lots of brands of ammo, including my reloads, through this gun. It is by my bed at night with a 30 round magazine in it.

Everything is a trade off. The S&W will likely be easier to shoot. However, the LCP weighs less and is thinner, thus making it easier to carry. The carry part of this issue is what you will be doing 99.999% of the time. I have the LCP and have never had any trouble with the little gun-FTF...

Springfield XDM

I would suggest looking at a Glock 17 or a smaller version if that suits you. I have a gen 3 model 17 and it is very accurate. Also look at the Springfield 9mm guns. Other good guns would be the Ruger sr9,sr9c, lc9. I am familiar with these and they are reasonably priced and shoot fine...

I bought a NIB Ruger single six with 22lr and 22mag cylinders in Dec 2010. The above posts are correct about the last 3 digits on the cylinder should match the frame. On the NIB gun I bought, the .22 mag cylinder did NOT have the matching serial number. I put this problem up on various web...

I desire to spend no more than $800 but would prefer to spend less.

I want to tap the expertise and opinions of the members of this site. I am seriously seeking to find the best model 1911 .45 cal pistol for the money. A little background. I have owned and shot guns for 40 plus years. I reload for my shotguns, rifles, and pistols/revolvers. I own more than...

Thanks! I really do appreciate your comments regarding the brand. I just did not know anything about them. I think my next purchase will NOT be one of these models.

Thanks! I very much appreciate you providing the manufacturing dates for me and for providing info on the upside down lettering on my model 64-3! Terry

I see Hi Point pistols advertised on Bud's for $150-$175 new. I do not know anything about these guns. I own many guns-S&W, Colt, Ruger, Sig, Springfield, Glock, etc but do not know anything about this pistol called the Hi Point. One large Richmond VA dealer told me they would not sell it or...

dates of manufacture? I have three S&W revolvers to check date of manufacture #1 .38 cal Stainless steel 4 inch heavy barrel (non pinned) square butt 6 shots-not recessed fixed front with grooved rear sights serial # 30 D 4243 model 64-3 one...

In Approximately 1980, I purchased 8 lbs of a powder labeled MR 3100, sold by Accurate Arms Co. of McEwen, Tennessee. The powder came in a plastic milk jug. I have not loaded any of this powder for about 20 years. The powder has been stored in my house in the original container which has...