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only one with 1 reload.

i would suggest avoiding that dealer. i like my smith, and i guess i'll just have to sell my very reliable, very rugged ruger for manhole covers. also i dont think i have ever picked anything up i could'ent get a holster for.

i will have to look into the hearthco mood clips. the factory clips that came with my 627 allow too much looseness for a quick reload.

i dont know about the 357 8 more. mine reads 357mag 8 times. love mine.

i have a 627pc i'm really fond of, but it really really lacks the cool looks of the TRR8. bet the TRR8 is alot easier on the hip too.

though the python would be a hard sell for summer carry i dont think i would part with one. i have to agree with the earlier post to keep the bersa also.

one pickup, 1 car, 1 motorcycle.

absolutely not.

springfield M1A socom $1395

i have been shooting an M1A socom for a year now. sold a bushmaster to help with purchase. alot more compact than my older M1A standard. absolutely love the rifle.

i cant speak for the 40 either. i have carried a p226st in 9mm for 4 years with no malfunctions of any kind. you cannot go wrong with sig.

carry a sig 226. owned sig,glock,and beretta. i used to hear alot about glocks being sensitive to limp wristing. in my model 19 and 21 i could not induce a jam by limpwristing them. they were all reliable i just personally prefer the sig.

13- remington nylon 66 from my father. mother was'ent too happy about it though.

sig p226 9mm with night sights.

sig p226st with night sights on my side of bed. p239 on wifes side.

near kenton in northwest tn.

hi all. new here. new to forums period. just a 41 year old tennessee boy who loves to shoot. looking foreward to learning and contributing where i can.

sounds like a good deal,but now you've done it. smith revolvers are very addicting.

i'd go with the smith,but i have no experience with colts except for my old army special. i doubt you would go wrong either way though.

i have a 605 i occasionally carry and have no complaints with it. greatly prefer a smith or ruger though.