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I have owned both...have the Buckmark now as I sold the 22/45 because I wanted to be able to modify the grips (which I believe you can do now). Both great shooters and lots of fun.....now that you can modify grips and buy the 22/45 with a threaded barrel, I'd say it's a toss-up. Good Luck

Firearm and holster choice is an " acquired taste" over the course of one's lifetime. "Acquiring" ($$$$$) being the key word :banghead: Best of Luck

I sold my 637 after 3 years and bought an LCP as the 637 ended up not fitting my work attire and I found myself not carrying more than I was, especially once spring hit the Carolinas. I can now carry all the time. That's my story

The First Post by DaveBeal said exactly all that needed to be said on this matter except :banghead: :cuss: :banghead: :cuss::banghead: :cuss:

Don't know if it has been mentioned but check out the review of Kel Tec PMR 30 22 on GUNBLAST.com Watch the video, the full auto is "pretty cool" I may get one of those :)

You opened up by saying "Going to start kayaking and fishing". If you have little or no experience kayak fishing, I can offer you some advice for one who has gone in the drink a few times and not on my own terms. SECURE EVERYTHING DOWN. :banghead: Choice of firearm is always the one...

Save yourself some (a lot) of money and just buy a NAA Mini if you are looking for .22lr/mag for SD. Then wait on a S&W 34-1 2" bbl, adjustable sights, for plinking and woods walking. That's what I did. Now I may :rolleyes: have a SW 637 in the other pocket

Welcome to the CCW BUY -Try - Sell, BUY - Try - Trade - Try - Sell Club. My membership lasted 4 rounds and I ended up coming back to the 637 I first Tried and Sold. It's just a process :banghead:

Just remember that when camping in a State Park here in old NC, firearms are prohibited. Many areas of National Forest Land are also NC Game Lands. I personally do not have a clear understanding on Game Lands carry. I do know that if on NC Game Lands and having on your possession a .22 with a...

I carry a NAA mini .22lr with Remington 40 gr. SV. (Also have S&W 637 but don't carry as much given my personal situation) What I like about the NAA is when I walk out to the parking lot at night or in a mall lot I can have the mini in my hand at the ready and nobody can see it as it is...

+1 on balance Also my came with a great trigger

+1 to Majic Heck I have a S&W 637, great shooter, conceals well; yet I carry my NAA Mini everyday cause it fits everything I wear. As Majic stated, YMMV

I dressed mine with Pachmayr Compacs and carry it in a Simply Rugged Pancake when I go off the beaten path. On the beaten path you'll find me with a S&W 34-1. :D

Here in NC Fly fishing or bumming thru the woods I carry my S&W 620 in either a Simply Rugged Pancake or a Widerness Safepacker. First 3: 38+P 158gr LSWC HP Next 4: BB 180gr. HC

I too was thinking of the Mini-Master or BlackWidow but opted instead for a used S&W 34 with the 2" bbl. Perfect for pocket carry & easier to reload. YMMV.

Ruger Blackhawk 45lc/45ACP convertible.

First join the Libertarian Party. That way you can dislike both Republicans & Democrats. :evil: Then buy a Ruger Bearcat or a Single Six.

+1 Ruger Bearcat. Only problem with the Bearcat is that Dad always wants to shoot it first!

$3.57 for a round of beer, I'm In For a bear, forget a bout it!

Bearcat on Order Took my 9 yr old son out to shoot his Daisy pellet rifle. Broke out my Single Six with CB Longs. Caught him by suprise when I shot it. Let him try it and 150 rds of the CB's later the pellet rifle is history. I had him put on the ear muffs and let him shoot a couple of...