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The G42 and P238 are in different size groups IMO. The G42 is closer to the size of a Shield, whereas the P238 is quite a bit smaller. I really like my P238, but I wish it the controls protruded less from the sides. I'd say a Shield w/o safety, or a Beretta Nano are close in size to the G42...

I had a Kahr MK9 for several years. Great little pistol, reliable and accurate, kind of borderline for pocket carry in blue jeans, though, because of the weight (it's all steel).

Dad has a Python from 1970,my birth year. He says l can have it when l turn three hundred and fifty-seven. Only 313 years to go. Reply With Quote

awesome choice in a revolver... i have the super red hawk Alaskan in 454 casull... rugers redhawk line is top notch in my opinion...

45 Colt is king and more traditional. 357 (38 spl) is faster for follow-up shots, and cheaper to shoot. Don't forget 44mag (44 spl) The special is also a classic round. All three are equally easy to reload. I have Vaqueros in 357/38, 44, and 32-20 (don't have a 45SA) and a lever...

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I want to see some heavy 75 or 77 TSX from a 10.5" barrel from a few meters away. It's probably been done but my Google-fu is lazy.

1983 Remington Model Four, which is a variation of the Model 7400. It's a .30-06 with the barrel shortened and re-crowned. My wife and I will use it to hunt deer and pigs.

Id have to think about it, but this would be one I would buy to really troll the ranges. Hard core pistol shooters would be all

124gr. Berry's HBRN in front of 4.0gr Titegroup. Shoots accurately in all off my 9mm pistols. Very pleasant shooting load.