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I agree with WestKentucky. Out of my fairly large group of lesbian friends there are some that think all guns are evil little decepticons that are going to come to life and destroy us all, some that are indifferent, and some that could probably shoot three gun competition if they wanted to...

Actually, no. I don't even like for my neighbors to see them.

I joined this forum just a little over 2 months ago, with a brand new CCW in the mail and a 30 year old S&W Model 49 loaded with 158 grn lead RN. But since I started reading here, I've learned things, changed ammo, and bought STUFF. So today, I took all my STUFF to an indoor range in...

My one and only. A S&W Model 49 I bought new 30 some'odd years ago. I went looking for a Chief's Special, and no one had any. But a shop in Yucca Valley California has this lil' fella, and I thought it was just so ugly it was cute. We've traveled far and grown old together.

My old S&W Model 49. I bought 'er new around 30 years ago at a Gun Shop in Yucca Valley, CA. I understand things aren't quite that simple there anymore. I went in looking for a Chief's Special, and they didn't have any. BUT, they had this little Quasimodo looking thing he called a Bodyguard...

I'm sorry PJSprog, but no, I didn't take any before pictures. In all honesty, I was having buyers remorse that very night, sitting there thinking "he probably didn't really drop it, he probably ran over it with his monster mudder truck and something's warped". But, when I stripped the frame...

I guess I should have been more specific. It was the speed that it occurred, not the fact that it happened. I still have another belt I had made locally that will darken the brass in a couple weeks. The other one would be creating a green powder within a few days. It was kinda gross.

I have 2 old, old, OLD Galco holsters, a thumb-break belt slide for a 1911, and a thumb break paddle holster for a 3" K-frame S&W. These things have been doing holster stuff for nearly 30 years and are dinged and scratched but still hold their shape and snap up secure and tight. So when I was...

I went to a gun show in Lexington last month, and came home with a box of parts. It was most of an old Walther PPK .32. The fellow that had it was trying to trade it off, and the best offer he'd gotten at any of the tables was $80. My dad has a Walther PP that he's had most of his life, so...

This one; yesterday :) I had no idea they were making a S&W 642 without the internal lock. As soon as I saw it, it was "make payable to..."