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My P-95 is metal frame, and looks just like the one in the pic.

The P series began as all heavy metal. 85, 89, and 95. :) The Ruger P95

I find this placement to be the quickest arrangement for reloading. 1, 2, and 2 in the cylinder. I'm a lefty so I think I may hold the gun in a weird position when I reload. :)

Hope tp get a Ruger Gp100 soon, but this gets the job done!

Yep! All steel and tank like durability. less recoil than my .22 pistol Ruger :)

As far as I'm concerned, nothing beats a G23.

I didn't get it until I shot/owned one. Now I'm a "fan boy" I guess.

I can't speak on the S&W or FNH, but I have owned and shot Springfield XD, Ruger SR, Kahr PM and Glock 23. The Kahr did not work well for me, the Ruger and XD are awesome, but for my taste the Glock is the best .40 out there.

I dunno.. maybe a Savage .308, or a Glock 27, or a Ruger GP100... I also wanted a S&W 442 to accompany my 642. Dang, I'm not sure.

I use Dillon electronic muffs. I love 'em :)

If you like Ruger, the LC9 is a great small frame semi-auto. Also, you can't go wrong with a Glock 19 or 26. If a revolver strikes your fancy, S&W's 642 or 442 .38 special is an excellent compact revolver. Some will disagree with me, but I have had nothing but trouble from Taurus and Kahr...

Don't ask me who to support, my candidates keep dropping out.

1961 first year production Mossberg 500 left to me by my grandfather, who received it as issued by the Collingsworth County, Texas, Sheriff's Department. I use it as my HD today. I hope my grandson will too someday :)

Reminds me of Sarah Brady, who tries to disarm every law abiding citizen, and gives speeches about how no one should be allowed to carry a gun except the police, all the while surrounded by private armed security personnel.

The more we promote safety, the less we have to hear from gun control nuts about how guns are too dangerous for private ownership. But a quick demonstration should only take a couple seconds and not deter from the subject at hand.

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"Don't let him shoot his eye out with that! Nice gun, I am sure he will love it. I need to get one of those. Lots of cheap shooting fun." LOL You'll shoot you're eye out, kid! Yeah looking forward to some plinking!

I bought my son his first rifle for Christmas, a Ruger 10/22.

That would be pretty dang cool!

Ammo seems to be the most popular answer, and certainly a prudent choice!