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Airweight Revolvers Brad, Have you done Airweight Revolvers? Specifically a 642? If so, do you have to remove the barrel from the frame? I have heard Smith and Wesson won't do that for fear of cracking the frame. From what I hear, I'll have to refinish mine eventually. Any thoughts...

I love my Advantage Arms kit. It's accurate, I get good trigger time on the Glock. It's a heck of a lot easier to clean then a Buckmark or Ruger (I'm told). It can be finicky, but so can any .22, and it certainly needs more lubrication then Glock fan-boys are used to. It's a blast!

Press Check? I've never had to in any of my tests. Regardless, I used to do it with the hammer back, then decock.

This has been a very enlightening thread!

Thanks for all the well thought replies. This is an issue that keeps me up at night. Hearing loss is a deal killer when it comes to this particular hobby. I want to get all the facts I can. Home Defense... Another matter completely....;) :cool:

.38 Special If you don't mind me asking.... What kind of protection do you use? Thanks!

Yeah, that one gets funnier every time I hear it.

This is a Hearing Protection Question I'm new to shooting. I have about 600 rounds under my belt. 400 indoor, and 200 outdoor approx. For most of those rounds (500) I wore 33 NRR plugs with 26 NRR Electronic Muffs. I look at the specs (9mm) and read that they can reach levels of...

Safeties are different in theory than practice.... damooster, If I may ask, how much time have you spent actually firing a weapon? I ask because I thought the same thing when I was doing research on the web. I have to have a safety. Then I went shooting. 'On target, on trigger' -...

Owning a gun is a moral choice (Long Time lurker here) What it boils down to for me is that I hold myself (and other legal gun owners) to a higher standard. When we purchase a firearm, and keep it in our homes, we are making a promise to our community. 1. I know how to safely operate...