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Chiappa Rhino 5 shot 44 Magnum with a 6 inch barrel.

Appendix carry? On a more serious note, if I was carrying on duty I would want to match the duty weapon as close as possible.

for hunting deer and hogs? If you think 357, then what 357 load that wouldn't stress a 686? I know that "Ruger only" 45 Colt loads will leave a 357 in the dust but I am not interest in those.

A Ruger flattop 5 shot 45 acp/45 colt convertible that can handle "Ruger only" loads.

I know this is the revolver forum but having owned a Super Blackhawk, Super Redhawk, S&W 29 and a Taurus Tracker in 44 magnum my vote for best "bang for the buck" goes to the Rossi 92. Seriously, The Tracker is the one I kept. It had a better trigger than either the Super Redhawk or the 29...

I had a g33 that shot fine with extended magazines until I put my pinkie on the mag and squeezed too hard. I thought that if I ever needed it for self defense, that adrenalin would probably cause me to use a death grip on it. I traded it for a g32 so that I could keep all three fingers on the grip.

Best rifle is likely to remain a mystery. Though I think the M1, M2 and SMLE were clearly the best of their types when introduced. Best carbine on the other hand is obviously the Winchester 1892. With modern ammunition it's capable of taking any game animal in this hemisphere and almost any in...

Taxi driver carry I've heard that some like to wear a small-of-back holster on their strong side. This puts the gun in position to be drawn with the strong hand while seated.

Chaddy, the manual says to use the slide release. Mine is 100% reliable with the release.

My XDS has great sights, decent trigger, relatively soft recoil and surprising accuracy.

Multiple 9mm Glocks have handled 250,000+ rounds. 45 ACP is lower pressure so I would think it would last as long or longer.

My experience is that Glock 29 is no harder to control than a snub nosed 357. YMMV.