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Contact your local PD and turn it into them, after making sure it's not a stolen weapon, they will destroy it at not cost to you.

Most insurance companies will have a limit on guns, just as they do on cash, jewlrey, tools etc etc. Get a price from the NRA.;)

They have way cooler guns now than when I was in, I hope these guys know how lucky they are.:cool:

After 4 years working in and around helicopters in the AF Air Rescue and going to the base gun range every chance I got my ears are bad and I now have two hearing aids. Hell, the AF even gave us flight line personnel ear plugs to wear, but they where too much trouble to put on and take off all...

Gun Shows for sure. Haven't found anything to buy at a reasonable price in 3 or 4 years. Got some good tasting buffalo jerky I could munch on while going up and down the rows of overpriced weapons. The Guns of the West Show here in Arizona really brings out the camo wannabes.:banghead:

If you want something that is light & realiable try a S&W .40 Cal CS40. I think it weighs in at 23.9 ounces unloaded and there are a couple for sale in the classified. Excellent reviews. Good luck.:cool:

Excellent choice on the Sigs, you can't go wrong there. Between the 9mm and the.40 cal I would go with a .40 sig, that will give you the option of allowing a 9mm conversion barrel to be used. Usually the .40 p229 will let you use 9mm & .357 Sig conversion barrels and the 9mm ammo is easier to...

I had a C-7 LDA Companion and I thought the LDA system is still the safest way to carry a .45. That said, the damm thing was heavyer than a brick to carry all day. Had to give it up for a Colt Defender at 25 ozs. :cool:

I currently have ammo that I have put the date I bought it on the box, and some of it's dated in the mid 90"s. I shot some last week at the range with no notice of deterioration(I am only talking factory ammo here):o

Nothing beats a Colt (Officers or Defender). . .just saying.:rolleyes:

I believe the Smith&Wesson 4040PD was made out of Scandium too, at least the frame was and they have been around for years with no complaints. As a matter of fact, they are looked upon as a great CCW gun due to the light weight and powerful cartridge they fire.:cool:

Excellent weapon, but a bit on the heavy side for CCW. I love my 229 Elite, but can't carry it all day.:cool:

A beretta 13 round model 84.

I agree with JimPHL on the S&W 39 series, specifically the 3913 would be a nice choice :D

How about a Colt Defender, you have both the stainless slide as well as the aluminum frame. Very light weight for carry too.

Colt's New Agent has been out for some time, enough time for it to be recalled.;)

I just got quoted $65 by a local gunshop to ship a gun to my buyers FFL. I think an individual can shop a handgun to an FFL holder, but I'm sure of how to go about it. Any help would be appreciated.:confused:

If I'm not mistaken, the SIG P229 in .40 S&W only weighs in at 32 Ozs. There's your answer.

Not the smallest, but at 22.5 ozs. one of the most reliable on the market is the Colt Defender in .45ACP.

Not the smallist, but probably one of the most reliabile is the Colt Defender in .45 ACP at 22.5 ozs. You can't go wrong with a Colt!