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I've got a fondness for those old guns, if you still have it in a few weeks I might be willing to make an offer in the $200-$250 range I'd offer now, but I am in the middle of a divorce and at $250 an hour I don't know where I'll be with lawyer fees.

I'd do a Charter Arms pathfinder, I love H&Rs in fact it would be fair to say most of my collection are H&Rs, they shoot great and can be quite affordable. However, unless I've overlooked some I've never seen one in stainless, and for me that's a requirement for the everywhere gun. I Bought...

I'm very happy with my SP101, light enough to carry, heavy enough that even hot .357 is reasonably comfortable.

the only ammo I currently have for my enfield revolver is 1948 production, so far I've had one fail to fire out of 500 rounds shot.

I've got them on my sp101, and after some tweaking I really like them. If I have time for an aimed shot there's no point, but if I have to fire from an odd angle, from the hip or laying on the ground sideways the little red dot really helps. That being said, they don't make them for half the...

I'm actually kinda excited about this. just think, in a few years I wont have to buy .38 SW at $21-$30 a box anymore, I'll be able to get a surplus spam can of 1000 rounds for just a few bucks.

I work for a FFL, and I'm the shipping guy. I've sent back several guns for work/repair. The Taurus's I've sent have all taken 3 months or so. Only one gun I've sent back ever got "lost" It was a cobray M9 with feed problems. After several weeks without hearing from them on the repair...

I'd buy it, I've been thinking about one for a while and had considered paying more. Power level between a 38 special and a 357. Quick reloads with the moon clips. And very affordable to feed. I'd love to be able to use the cheap military surplus stuff.

Hi. I'm new. Live in Kansas, I'm a revolver fan, particularly like the old top-breaks would like to get into reloading other interests, playing with my kids, and building historically accurate medieval armour. (leather, plate, chain etc) I've lurked here for about a year now, and...

Hi, I've lurked here for about a year now, and decided to join in order to reply to this post. a 15th century brig is a great design, overlapping plates, good flexibility, and reasonably comfortable, however unless your friend has a much higher class of SCA type armour than even the top 10% of...