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.38/.357 would be my choice as it can be chambered everything from J-Frames to service revolvers to rifles for medium game (at short range).

I put a Leupold IER 2.5x on a Marlin 1895 using an XS rail and to be frank, it was just an awkward setup. No doubt this would be effective for many people, but I'll just go with a peep sight or a standard scope mount next time. JMHO, YMMV, etc.

A 4" .357 Magnum double-action revolver would be the ticket for me. If I didn't hunt I'd choose a CZ75 variant, G17/19, or some other good 9mm service pistol. If I had to choose one long gun as my only firearm it would be a 14.5" AR15, but if I can add a long gun to the aforementioned handgun...

Should have been the Triple-Lock .44 Special. :cool:

My first choice for woods and everyday carry is the 158gr. LSWC-HP. My second choice is the regular 158gr. cast SWC.

The Model 10 is one sweet firearm. I'm a pencil bbl. guy, FWIW.

158 gr. LSWC over 3.0 grains of Clays.

H4350: .30-06, .270 H4895: .308, developing .223 and .30TC loads 748: .30-30 IMR 8208 XBR: Got for .223, going to try out some other things :D Clays, Trail Boss: .38 Special and .357 Magnum (158 LSWCs for both)

Colt SAA. Hands down.

Marlin 925 has a seven round detachable box magazine.

In the past year, four.

Pulled both triggers on my 16ga Ithaca side by side with high-brass loads. That was interesting.

Blue jeans, with thermal underwear if it's cold enough.

All handloads.

Wow, that guy sounds like he knows his stuff. I never knew about these extreme "calibrations". Funny, because my handloads are better than the factory rounds I've bought. More consistent crimp, C.O.L., etc. Good results on the range, too! :confused:

Pre-'64 Winchesters and vintage S&W revolvers. Yeah, vintage describes it well.

Remington 1100 Winchester Model 70 S&W K Frame

My 760 '06 has respectable recoil, more than my dad's BAR in '06, but is not as punishing as my Grandfather's Winchester Model 54 in the same chambering! I think that besides weight, a big factor is the stock design. The stock and metal buttplate on the 760 really isn't that forgiving...

I've never bought a lottery ticket. If I did purchase a winning lottery ticket I would put it away and tell no one.

Two years ago, my buddy and I learned how to reload with his father. Started out loading .30-30 with Speer 170 FP's. Last night, I gave my father a reloading walkthrough as we reloaded sixty rounds of .308 Winchester start to finish. :)