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Years ago when Wal-Mart still carried handguns, I remember talking to the sporting goods counter guy. Unlike most today, he knew a thing or two about guns. Anyway, he was showing me some of the guns in the case and came to a revolver - I don't remember whether it was .38 or .357 - with a...

Just curious: Does the Charles Daly have the firing pin safety of the Mk IIIS? I've always wanted a HiPower, but the real ones are kind of pricy (though those prices on the SFS model look good).

I used to have an EAA Witness in .40 S&W. Financial issues forced me to part with it. It was an excellent gun. It ate everything I fed it, was accurate and reliable and a joy to shoot. Now I have heard bad things about the polymer Witnesses - I seem to recall that Gun Tests didn't like...

I have a stainless Beretta Model 21 that had some orange staining which I believe to have been rust along the top of the barrel when I bought it. It was used and had sat around for some years before the owner sold it off to a dealer. A little Mom's mag and wheel cleaner took the...

Would converting it to 7.62x54mm be safe?

The movie is Runaway: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088024/ I was at a gun show a few years back where an ammo collector had a few rounds of gyrojet ammunition for about $50 each. I'd love to have the chance to fire one a couple of times, just for the cool experience. It's too bad they...

Thanks, people. I will give some serious thought to picking this up.

I was in a local gun store this morning and I saw a gun I had never seen before. It was a single-stack 9 mm with a polymer frame. Seemed like a nice gun, but I didn't know anything about it. It is called a Star Ultrastar. Having lurked on here for a long while, I know that a lot of folks...