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I'll be driving through a portion of Oregon and in checking restrictions, I cannot find anything on magazine capacity restrictions. This is good but I want to hear it from some of you Beaver residents - are there any restrictions on capacity? Thanks!

Milt Sparks, Summer Special II,. Versa Max, or Criterion. Check them out on line, call them to discuss pros/cons of each and order.

BFD covered it well. Also the Wilderness Instructors Belt is fantastic for carry. I've been a leather person all my life. My belts are made locally at a saddle shop in town, always liked carved leather belts so.... Just a few months ago I bought my first Wilderness Ins. Belt. Was so impressed...

I carry a 3" SP 101 in a Milt Sparks Versa Max II. I have probably more "unhappy with" holsters for the 101 than any handgun I own. The Sparks VMII has now been with me for over 3 years and the only complaint I have about it is I didn't buy it 6 or 7 holsters ago. There's no snag, rides...

was worth the wait wasn't it? see you added some vz grips to your cz.

Rampant sea horse?

No need for them. Like having a cheeze grater on the muzzle. Another no need are ambi-oversized safetys. origional safety was just fine

I'm 61 years old and grew up with revolvers. Colts, S&W, Rugers, and Dan Wessons (DW for IHMSA shooting only). Several have come and gone, sure regret getting rid of an old blued colt and a few S&Ws but others replaced them. Since 1998 I've settled on the 3" Ruger SP101 in .357 magnum loaded...

Thanks for posting the photos. Answered most of my questions by looking at them. Only question now is color and checkering pattern of carry.

I own both, a round top Ruger 7x57 and a model 7 Remington. Both are excellent cartridges. The advantage the 7mm 08 has over the 7x57 is it can be had in a shorter action, lighter, and shorter oal length rifle. An 18" 7mm 08 duplicates what is obtainable in a 22" 7x57 using 139 or 140 gr...

I've had mine for 3 years and put in excess of 700 rounds through it. FMJ, various hollow points all with 100% reliability. It is what it is, not a target pistol for sure but light, handy, and easy to conceal. I use the DeSantis Nemisis pocket holster in my right front pocket. Full magazine...

A good way to carry if mostly seated or if wearing a large backpack.

So you're saying, "the gun functioned flawlessly except when it didn't" would be more correct?

Ruger LCP, Wincherster 95gr PDX1, DeSanti Nemosis pocket holster. It's a primary carry gun for summer I chronographed several factory loads a few monhs back in the LCP. temp 65 degrees, 1st screen 21' from muzzle Winchester 95gr PDX1 903fps Hornady 90gr FTX 851FPS...

I voted for the 637 & agree with what rcmodel said. Get the .38 special and practice with standard loads, carry some well tested plus Ps. You will not shoot the j frames very often with full house .357s

Had some time last week to chronograph three different brands of the premium .380 ammo in my LCP. The air temp was 65 degrees, distance to 1st screen was 21' from the muzzle to get an impact velocity at 7 yards. The first was Wincherster .380 PDX1 with a 95gr bonded hollow point. Average...

I still use a sling for big game hunting, though use a bipod for varmints. In my case it's how much more weight do you want to carry in steep, brushy country? I want as little as possible so the sling gets the nod. Varmint hunting is more open, flater country and lots more shooting at small...

I'm making some assumptions here: the distance was 20 yards when you were shooting the SP 101, the bullseye was 3" in diameter, so the group was hitting 2" left of the bull which would place the center of the group 3 1/2" left from point of aim. You didn't mention what loads you're using. You...

I've always thought it was easier cleaning up after shooting cast bullets than after shooting jacketed. My .357 loads are with Lyman's 358156, a gas checked design. Most of my .44 loads and the heavier loaded .45 colts are also a gas check design. The only problem I had with cast bullets was...

I have the LCP and am satisfied with it but after shooting the Smith feel it's a better designed firearm. I am not talking about the laser, infact I see no need for one for my use. The sights are better on the Smith and the trigger gives you 2nd strike capibilities where the LCP needs to rack...