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Looks like pops is going to be a felon. It will cost him a lot of money, and most likely some time served, before the State of Alaska is done with him. The state takes game laws very seriously.

My P229 is .40 S&W DA/SA agency trade in as well. I like it. Feels good in the hand and shoots well.

Only one per frame size? Here goes: J-frame, 342 AirLite .38 Spl. K-frame, Model 17, 6" .22LR L-frame, Model 696, 3" .44 Spl. N-frame, Model 27-2, 5", .357 mag. I have no interest in an X-frame.

C&L, those .44 caliber full wadcutters look pretty impressive. I like the old Herrett ACE grips with the Tyler-T as well.

Best S&W in .45 ACP? I'd have to go with the 25-2 N-frame revolver. That said, I am also partial to a couple of 625 wheelguns as well as a 4566TSW, a 457, and a CS45.

^^^^^ This!

Congrats. The Bren Ten, the AMT .44 Automag, and the Dan Wesson .445 Supermag are handguns of yesteryear that I have lusted for, but haven't been able to justify. Reviews and videos like yours may be as close as I ever get. Thank you for sharing.

Excellent review. Thank you. I am looking forward to your range report.

I'll take it. Seriously, I'd take two for that price.

Maybe you should go to the closet to see if her shoes are "empty"...;)

I came across a 3-1/2" M-27-2 at a gunshow a few of years ago. It looked far worse than yours. But, the price was attractive, so it came home with me. My ugliest S&W by far. It actually gets used much more than the prettier ones. I agree that magna grips look better than target grips on the...

Yes. The P5 is one on my bucket list.

I happen to like the Colt Trooper MkIIIs. I have a 4" and an 8" in .22LR as well as matching .357s. There were some Troopers made in .22 mag. I haven't checked, but, there may possible to ream the existing cylinder. I am sure some resident gunsmiths will weigh in. But, if it were me, I'd...

Agreed. Personally, I can take them or leave them. Rally don't bother me one way or the other.

For $220 I'd buy it, and I don't need another 5906.

I have an Interarms Mark-X Whitworth .458 that I used for many years while in Alaska. The action was Yugoslavian made and is widely regarded as high quality. The Whitworth version is an upgrade to the standard Mark-X version and commands a somewhat higher price.

Smith and Wesson CS9 and CS45 come to mind although sadly out of production they can still be had in the used market.

First shot: Hi Standard HD .22 LR First Bought: Browning Hi Power 9mm

Hummer70, Thank you for sharing. Although pistol bullet design and manufacturing this century has improved the reliability of expansion and weight retention; a relatively hard cast, large meplat, semi-wadcutter bullet at moderate velocity has over a century of documented effectiveness...

When I lived in Alaska my choice was a Taurus Raging Bull .454 Casull in the remote areas with known bear concentrations. In the burbs of Anchorage a 4" S&W 629 .44 mag. normally got the not when kicking around. I would be inclined to go with a .44 mag over the Colt 1917.