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I have various Smiths, and now a LCR in .357 mag. I waited to try the LCR until (1) no recalls were put out on the .38 Special model and (2) I prefer .357 in my snubnose revolvers. I agree, Ruger has had too many recalls of late on the LCP, etc. I don't take chances on a CCW gun either. But...

Forgetitohio...LOL The LCR is smooth! I would like to hear a thread or comments from S/W folks on Smith's "Bodyguard" .38 Special? A similar gun to the LCR, except for the laser. As a traditionalist, I still have to account for all the bad guys who get waxed by black plastic rifles and polymer...

David 58...it is good to hear you have some training in weapon retention. It is a reality for any person who packs a firearm. You can end up in a fight for your gun. I encourage you to get a quality fanny pack like one from 5.11, and take it to class. Let your personal defense instructor try...

Taurus has had quality issues in the past. So have other brands. I have had a number of Judges, and a couple of Public Defenders. They are a good concept, and shot well. Smith and Wesson thinks so also, they came out with their own version that also shoots .45 ACP. I have not shot the Circuit...

I like the Bushnell "Dusk to Dawn" series rifle scopes. They are not expensive, yet perform very well and are pretty tough. They come in a variety of variable power configurations. 1.5x4, 2x7, or 3x9 would do well for your Marlin. Another option would be a fixed 4x scope. I had good success with...

Kachok...I have had numerous H/R rifles and shotguns over the years. Coincidently, my favorite was an "Ultra" series model in 25-06. My oldest son shot his first deer over a soybean field with that rifle. It shot 1" three shot groups with Winchester Balistic Silver-tip ammo. I also used it for...

BP power is for real. If you have a cap and ball pistol, shoot some steel targets with it. I have a rack of head plates, and various other spinning steel targets in my backyard range. My BP guns knock the snot out of them! I was shooting at one particular steel target yesterday that is rated...

Cop Bob...good summary on the legal side of BP guns. The laws and lawyers are aggravating at best. To them, a hot cup of coffee is a deadly weapon. Still it is convenient to be able to freely purchase and exchange BP guns in most states. I think there is extra justice served in ending a life...

ZVP...I encourage you to stick with 3F GOEX in your 58. I used Pyrodex for years in all my BP guns to reduce fouling. But all things considered, I have much more confidence in GOEX. It goes bang every time. I don't ever have ignition problems with it. I get good results and accuracy in some...

Busyhands94...I recommend a Pietta Rem 1858, with a 5 1/2" barrel. Also with a spare cylinder. Cabelas carries them, including the leather pouch to carry the cylinder. I carry mine in a cross-draw holster. It shoots great and is well made. It is much quicker to reload than the 1851 you...

Don't appologize for your choice of a P95 Ruger in 9mm. Truth be told, the P89 faired well against the Berretta 92F in the trials to choose a new service pistol for the military. If we didn't need air bases in Italy, it very well could be the current US service pistol today. I carry an FNP-9...

I am surprised the ATF chose a polymer pistol...the heat from the fires they start will melt them fast!

That is what I assumed, yet in my state of residence, few laws are specifically oriented to BP firearms. No debate that use of a BP firearm even in self defense would be considered use of a deadly weapon. From a legal standing, it is best to consider BP guns as any other firearm. I'm certain the...

Does anyone know the laws for carrying a BP gun concealed. I have a license for CCW. Here in NC, there are laws about the length of a concealed knife. Although it is rarely enforced and frequently violated. Since most states don't regulate BP guns, I am wondering if laws prohibit their carry...

Just bought a Mossberg 500. It is a camo finished model, came with a vent rib barrel and 3 chokes, a turkey barrel in X-full with fiber optic sights, and a cantilever slug barrel. It is definately a candidate as a one shotgun option. I plan on using this shotgun solely for a year, and see if it...

Your not touched...just fully experiencing the M94s merit. I am not surprised you have such success with them. Especially if you go to the lengths of tuning the action. I agree with the accuracy results you have had. My M94s are very accurate. I won't give up my M94s either, they do all I need...

I recently switched my carry gun too. I had a CZ P07 Duty, then went back to a compact .45. I began to miss my high-cap 9mm and a more shootable pistol that was still easily concealed. After lots of deliberation, I purchased an FNP-9. I prefer a SA auto. The FNP-9 can be carried cocked and...

The M94/941 do have a tough DA trigger. SA is acceptable on the ones I own. The DA pull has gotten much better after a few thousand rounds on mine. But my 94s do shoot very well. I would like to see Ruger, take there LCR modular trigger housing and apply it to a 9 or 10 shot .22...maybe that...

Moose23... I will vouch for the Winchester M1300. What a sweet pump action right out of the box. For some reason, I don't see them much at the gunshops I frequent. I have had several, and honestly the only thing I didn't care for so much was the paint like finish on the metal on the ones I...

I'm grateful that Berretta set up shop to build our M9s here also. But heck, I want to see a good pistol from a reputable brand, totally owned and built right here in the USA! That is extra justice to me everytime that weapon is used by our troops. But then again, if it is made abroad, and is...