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Primary carry is my Sig P224 in 357Sig. Also have a 40S&W bbl for it. Also have a Sig P229C with same setup plus a Barsto 9 conversion. Have a Sig 9mm Legion and a Sig P229 40, 357Sig and 9mm bbls.

Sig 229C w/ 40 bbl 357Sig bbl & Barsto 9mm conversion bbl, Sig 29 w/ 40 & 357Sig bbls, Sig 224 w/ 357 Sig & 40 bbls, Glock 32 w/ 357Sig bbl 40 bbl & 9mm conversion bbl, Glock 33 same as Glock 32 set up .

Prefer my Sig224 in 357Sig and sometimes pocket carry Sig238.

454 Casull , hurts my hands and ears and I was still young (62). My 416 Rigby was OK until I turned 75. I am now 79.

All personal choices, Ar or M1 Carbine , etc will do the job in a home PD. Comparing ballistics is pretty moot. If AR ballistics was that important then we should not have most pistols for home PD. I feel comfortable with a 22LR for home defense. Yes I have 9 1911 from 9mm to 10mm. Have 454s...

I have ~1500 SSA brass, some Federal and Hornady. Have couple hundred factory rounds for emergency, never fired a factory round. Have 3 uppers in 6.8 and a 700 bolt rifle.

What happened to the OP? Joined on the 12th of Aug, also last activity.

Shame they do not import the CZ 416 any more. I bought mine in WA in 1999 before I repatriated back to USA.

I have always read that the 92s could handle fairly high pressure but was always leary on mine. Mine in 44-40 break down was actually before smokeless powder was common. Manufactured 1895.

Thanks, great info

+1 with oneounceloads I rarely go tighter than light modified even when I was shooting trap. Most of the time I have left my skeet chokes in when I was too lazy to hunt up my other chokes and was hitting my doves (if I was sensible and shot at those within reasonable shooting distances).

Thankfully no in Texas

Loaded black powder for a friend 15+ years ago. Do not remember recipe but I used a card and roll crimped

!75 SMK ~42 gr IMR4064 in LC brass is pretty close to THE FEDERAL Gold Metal load considered a top standard load for most 308s

M1A Loaded

In Texas under the travel law you (the driver) is permitted a loaded handgun in the vehicle as long as concealed (can be in console or seat with a newspaper over it) and DO NOT require a license or CHL. You of course must be legal to own the handgun.

With your limited info, I would say 'Yes' as owner stated in writing OK.

And the Texas travel law applies to the driver only. If it is your gun and your wife.GF or buddy is driving (say relief driver), the driver should claim the gun.

Have good luck with original GI mags, keep 6 in rotation and a dozen still in wrap.

No, 7+1 in my pocket carry. Spare mags in all of my pickups and garage.