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ABSOLUTELY! davidd, I agree, it is a GREAT forum :D :D , with so many knowledgeable folks, any question you may have will be answered. Welcome and enjoy.

Shot over 20,000rds through my Glock 22. 90% being my reloads, loaded to 10% below max. Never have I had any problem, except staying up with my reloading. A few folks have had problems, I suppose, (or at least say so). Most, I think, comes from folks who have never shot a Glock, or owned...

Check timing, forcing cone, backstrap, and lockup. If these are right, and, although carried, does not have deep gouges, or dings, I would say buy it. As for price, anytime you can buy a stainless Smith 357 under $400, it's a good deal. The Smith's are going up every day. :( :(...

The 15 is one of the finest Smith's I own. If the price is right, buy it.

I have a Ruger SP101, and, a S&W model 66. Both are excellent!

treebeard..... Man, I don't like being the bearer of bad news.....but, that is one terrible shooter, ugly, and will NOT hold up under usual use! In fact, I probably would be VERY afraid to shoot it.....:evil: SO, that being said, and me being the nice, honest (:o ) person I am, I'll do...

CDNN I have purchased several guns from CDNN, and, like rellascout has said, most generally, downgrade the condition. While their prices are.....ok.....be absolutely certain there are no issues before transferring firearm.

Can't believe I'm replying to this........ Simple......take CC from waistband......place in front pocket. Keep pants just below bend of the knee......take care of business.....

Sisco, +1. The Nemisis, my S&W 649, or my Ruger Sp101, comfort all day in my hip pocket. Sitting, or standing.

Gotta love 'em!

I found the RG to be excellent, when used as intended. :evil: Yep, worked just fine.......... Held the worm down deep, and the line nice and tight. best catfish weight I ever found that cheap.......LOLOLOL :D

Can't go wrong with Sig. The problem with Sigs, is they tend to breed in the safe. Ya buy one, next thing, there's 4-5 there. :D

MCgunner, most of the public today is afraid to make much eye contact, and therefore, never pay enough attention to know. That said, my take is "Don't show, and Never tell". Conceal your weapon as best you can, don't tell your closest friends, and, believe me, the local cops may not say...

Only problem I see is body moisture. If you fail to rub down with oily cloth every night, your sweat could, if ignored long enough, could cause rusting. That said, how good does it ride when bending, sitting, reaching, etc?

Ruger for durability. S&W are great, but cylinders are weaker. Colt, no, unless you have really deep pockets.

Have not seen the Blue Book, but according to many FFL's around me, YES, all firearms will take a hike.

:D Ruger SP101 without doubt, or hesitation. Perhaps the best bang for your buck, for what you are looking to use it for.

Ruger SP101, with CCI 158gr LRN at the range. Corbon 125gr +P JHP for SD :evil:

Ruger SP101 with 357 mag with 3" barrel. Built like a tank, and will soften the recoil of the 357. :D

P&R You're right, older Smith's just have a seat next to my heart. :D