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I had the .44 Special Titanium snub variant.for awhile. The quality was excellent. My main complaints were the porting (not desirable), poor grip choices, and my example shot very high with most .44 Special loads.

Let's see- Good paying jobs held by my wife and I, kids in school, elderly parents, desirable property ownership, great weather and activities, plus 70 years of local family legacy.

For various potential reasons, the AWB did not pass in Colorado since it was killed by its sponsor before the senate committee hearing.

There are many good patriots who live in the areas you would surrender.

Nope- They have more up their sleeves and the legal fight over an AWB could derail the "fundamental cultural change" they seek. The goal is the destruction of the armed citizenry legacy by making legal firearms procurement/ownership/possession highly regulated, tedious, costly and rare.

It passed both bodies and will be sent to Polis. CCW permits will require an in-person class and live fire portion. Renewals will require a shorter in-person class and live fire portion.

You mean the little cherubs wronged by society? It's not their fault that the NRA made them commit crimes with a switch. They would have preferred to be taking their grandma to dialysis or collecting for their church orphanage.

I am sure Lakewood will be lovely. Wrong demographic for such charges.

I would shoot and carry mine.

Don't feel unloved. I reported to my AD unit in February 99, and they had just replaced the Grease Guns with open sighted M4s six months prior. However, the M9s had been on-hand longer.

I was 10 when the M9 was selected. As a teen, I thought replacing the 1911 was stupid. As a 23 year old Active Duty Army O1, I was sent to the range and qualified expert the first time I ever shot a M9. Based of my experiences, I now own four 9mm examples: A 90's FS Brigadier, a 90's FS...

I am not an expert in that area, but it's my understanding that the prices on classic muscle cars already have started to moderate from their highs just a few years their lustful owners age out. It's the same demographic who drove up the prices on the guns in discussion here, but not like I...

It's not like these guns will become worthless, far from it, but I definitely think prices will continue to moderate (or at least not escalate aggressively) for RMs, SAAs, 1873s, etc. They might actually enter the domain of relative affordability sometime in the future. Eventually, all of people...

Extra breezy cylinder gaps are one of my main pet peeves. Unfortunately, they are all to common today. I recently passed-up a nice late 90's (MIM, no lock) 4" 629 because you could almost read the newspaper through the gap. Usually S&W products from that era are great, but it must have been a...

These guys handled the importation of my Jeffrey Lee Sporter from Switzerland that I bought off Gun Broker: https://mmbimports.com/ Very smooth process, with the rifle ending-up at my local FFL without issue.

He should of had his CO O&PS Type I and FEL Employee Possessor Permits in his wallet at all times. I have come-up hot for explosive grade energetics many times on clothing/baggage due to work, and display of those permits results in a favorable outcome.

Does your wife store any of her shoes or clothes in the barn?

Ummm.....OK..... That discussion would be a non-starter in our household. Some items don't belong in a humid barn exposed to massive temperature swings. That is a fact regardless of secondary "opinions".

Why would you want to electively remove firearms from climate controlled storage? In the midwest, that sounds like a recipe for disaster.

I have found nothing that beats my 8+1 3914DAO. The strikers seem pretty silly in comparison.