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Compact 9 mm autos would be my suggestion. Concealed carry and 9 mm ammo being a caliber you are likely to find maybe even easier to find than 45. Your daughter might find it easier to shoot also.

Just want to thank all of those who have posted to this thread. I have never hunted before, but joined a hunt club a few months ago and our next meeting is in September. I'm in my fifties and I do not know if I'll ever bag my first deer or even if I'll pull the trigger when I get one in my...

I live 20 miles from Washington, DC, where many things costs more than they do in other parts of the US. I know a few local gun enthusiasts who have relatively high incomes and can easily afford to pay a higher price for a particular gun they really want. They might be well aware of what the...

Pro Shot 1 Step - it doe snot have a strong odor - hard to find tho...

Some Redfield models are made in the Philippines, others are made in the Leupold factory in Oregon.

That's what I like about these forums! The easiest, cheapest solution - great idea!

Here are plans for a target stand I built in less than two hours. Cheap, easy to make and works great! Don't know if anyone else ever made one similar to this, but if they did I have not seen it. This is my own creation.

Not really into coins, but thanks for the suggestion. I like having more than one gun. I love shooting them. Often times, I think about what I'm going to do next time I go to the range. I like talking about them on gun forums such as this one. And I think most of us on this forum would...

I've read lots of good replies, but I liked yours in particular because I think you nailed it. A collection with a unifying theme! I admit I don't have one yet. Now you got me thinking how much I like my Sako rifle made in Finland and how I'd love to have a collection of Sako and Tikka bolt...

I do reload! 10mm and 30-06 for now, will try others later. :)

"What's a platform?" Sorry about that. Being an ex-Navy Avionics technician, back in the day we called an F-14 Tomcat a weapons platform. You are right to point out I should not introduce an unfamiliar term like that. Also, I appreciate the feedback from everyone, but I suppose I could...

I started collecting back in 2011. My acquisition strategy evolved over the past four years. One rule I follow is that I do not sell a gun unless I simply do not like it or shoot it and has no recognized collection value. Learned that lesson the hard way! My first gun was a S&W Model 10...

The decocker is pointless? Scenario: I'm at the range - range is hot - I'm about to fire one off and RO shouts CEASE FIRE! The first thing I'm going to do is decock.

My CZ75 BD Police is one of my favorite guns. I installed the CZ brand rubber grips and can honestly say it fits my hand like a glove. We're talkin ERGONOMIC! Trigger reach for smaller hands I think would also depend on finger length? I like the weight also - for me, I get back on target...

Believe it or not, Smith & Wesson! This is my EDC knife - use it all the time, sharp as the day I got it and the slim profile fits in pocket I forget its there. Extreme Ops model, bought mine for $15.00 and since then I've seen them even lower price at a national chain auto parts store...

The Axis makes sense to me. for the reasons cat_IT_guy mentioned. 2nd choice - it is the 50th anniversary for the Ruger 10/22. Time tested classic rifle. Good investment. Personally, I like the idea of having at least two guns of the same caliber in case one fails, I have a backup.

That is one sweet lookin gun!

Accuracy - compared to other 1911's? What was your target distance and how were your groupings?

"OAL is same as factory 1.102. I then seated one of the hornady bullets and measured and got 1.085. Brass is once fired PMC and between .749-.751 in length... what am I missing here? I measured the two bullets, hornady measures .550 and berrys .554... How in the heck can a shorter bullet seat...

3000 rounds...ok. Why five guns? All five a different gun?