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In my opinion, if I want to lock a gun it makes more sense to have a trigger lock. that way I know it is locked. The last thing I want to do is to attempt to use a gum in an emergency only to find out that it is locked and not know it by just looking at it. S&W revolvers are way overpriced. A...

I just purchased a Ruger LCP. It is the only doulbe action pocket pistol that will fit my large hands. I love it.

I have one with stag grips. One of my favorite guns. congradulations! :)

Taurus 92 9mm. Jam o matic. :(

I am issued a M&P .40 at work (security officer). I own an older Sig 229. Even though the M&P is a good gun, I wished I could carry the Sig. Sounds like a good trade to me.

I have seen Taurus revolvers with S&W grips and once saw a Norinco 1911 with colt grips on them with S&W and Colt prices. I asked the guy with the Norinco about the grips and he said those are the only ones that he had. I said "sure".

If mighty mouse decided to become a criminal and break in your home then it might be a good caliber. :P It is like a .25 to me. It is good for deep concealment but nothing else.

This is why I no longer use S&B ammo. It caused my Colt .38 cylinder to split in half, and then had to argue with them before they paid me back. :fire:

Usually with police you will hear a two way radio in the background. However, that is a scary situation. My first reaction would be that they have the wrong house and to cooperate.

I used to have a SP101 snub and I found that it was too heavy for the pocket. I think it is better for a holster.

Try the Remington golden saber .357. The last time I saw, they were showing 450 ft lbs energy. That is a little light for a .357 magnum.

I used .38 spl ammo from S&B and it blew up my Colt Army Special. It was just 158 gr lead. The guy from S&B told me it was my guns fault. I had to argue a little to have them replace the cost of my gun and ammo. I will never do business with them again.

I have a Glock 20 for the home and carry a Colt Delta Elite in the woods, sometimes carrying it when looking for wounded deer.

I disagree. If I had a pistol that had a bad trigger I would also call it junk as well.

I was told that by a Ruger rep over the telephone.

Thanks for the info.

The only 9mm I have is a Sig 229. However, according to Ruger, you can shoot +P+ in their guns.

Since Kahr has been making these pistols, are they worth purchasing? I do not have any experience with the brand, just see a few at gun shops. Are they as good at the Springfields and Colts?

I thought the Ruger Redhawk was in .41 and .44, not .357

Remington has told me in a e-mail that they did a market survey before the pistol was introduced, and therefore the pistol was a response to the survey. I do not believe that. I really don't think that anyone would tell them to make it not rated for +P. I will not buy it. :banghead: