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I have bought a few guns on gunbroker; but, you have to be patient & know what used guns are going for locally. The few I bought were $50 - $100 less (including shipping) than I could get locally.

I have had 1 for 2 years. I like it, but added a Garrison grip extension. It improved my accuracy a lot. recoil is fine.

It used to be a S&W pre-10 4" loaded with Remington 158 gr HTP. Now it's a S&W SD9VE loaded with 15 Hornady 124gr XTP. Although both the pre-10 & a Ruger LCR .38 are loaded & close by!

Because I have owned guns since my Dad gave me my 1st .22 at age 14. I have never really thought that much about it; I enjoy shooting, hunting & protection is nice too.

A "basic question" requires a basic answer. Yes.

Get the .22 you won't regret it. If you have kids or grandkids; you can also use it to teach them how to shoot.

Android; as much as I hate cell phones, work & family issues require that I be available at all times. It's a pain; but, at least as far as family is concerned, it does ease my mind to know that when there is an emergency (lots) I'm reachable. I did disconnect my land line though!

I'm on episode 6; so far I like it. Thanks for the "heads up"

I had a SP101; hated the trigger, finally sold it. I have since picked up a 6" Colt Police Positive Target made in 1929 for $410. Beautiful gun that is a real joy to shoot. Not a very good photo:

Talk about corporate double-speak! http://www.startribune.com/gander-mountain-responds-to-bankruptcy-rumors/413849013/

None of the above. Take your pick here --> https://www.crossbreedholsters.com/category/iwb-holsters

Yes,

I don't know about anyone else; but, no one is storing my firearms except me!

Back to morons...this time in MN. http://www.startribune.com/minn-homeowner-jailed-after-one-shot-dead-one-wounded-in-home-invasion/412148143/

I have seen most of the episodes of "Tales of the Gun" on Youtube. Most are pretty good, lots of information I did not know. Particularly liked the ones about John Browning, Sam Colt & Smith & Wesson.

This thread is about as "dead" as the .40. :)

This Police Positive Target was made in 1929. A little rough but a sweet shooter.

Looks like the grips I put on my LCR. It improved my accuracy a lot.

My pre Model 10 with a born-on-date of 1951. Not as nice as most pictured here; but, it has been used a lot. 1st by my Father & now me.

I picked up a NIB Ruger LCR 38 for $300 on gunbroker. Nice gun