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Ask your gunsmith friend what weapon is kb proof.............:eek:

+1 for the .32 Auto:)

Stoeger Model 8000 "Cougar" 9mm Parabellum........... MSRP is approx $350, you can sometimes find them between $299 and $325.;)

Caliber war/debate.......... this something you can talk over till the world turns flat.....I don't want a kid throwing rocks at me let alone someone shooting .17 caliber rimfire my direction, besides it's all about the shot placement anyway. Try shooting both firearms first, afterwards which...

+1 for the Stoeger 8000 Cougar.

+ 1 for the Smith & Wesson Ruger's = :barf:

My bad on the barrel lengths, although the shop did have 3 of them & all were stainless - interesting firearm none the less, kinda big & reminiscent of the Cobra Thunderer (spelling?), at least I think that is what is was called.

The links that ArchAngelCD & Seventhsword provided are worth looking at - although the 12ga. shotgun is still the best choice - loaded with Brenneke Slugs, forget the 00 buckshot. I carry both a 4" 629 & a Remington 870 12ga. with an 18" barrel whenever I am out enjoying the Great Outdoors, by...

I've heard about the AirLite SC .357 & .44 Magnums having the possibility of locking up, but not the steel guns until this - kinda makes one reconsider buying a "new" S&W.

One of the local gun shops in Anchorage has 3 on the shelf, all 3 seem to stainless steel with different barrel lengths - if memory serves well something on the order of 2", 4" & 5" or maybe 6". The clerk said they sold a couple but have yet to hear anything back about it.

Another update on this whole ordeal............ I contacted the owner of the Gun & Pawn shop, by phone, and explained what had happened, well it turns that the shop is closing at the end of the month due a necessary "medical retirement" and the clerk is his grandson who has "issues" but...

Sir, I am not a troll........ Quote from Bobhwry "I call BS on this thread! Highly doubt this transaction ever took place or in the way described here? I totally suspect a troll here and most of you fell for it. Sorry it just doesn't pass the believability test." Sir with all due respect...

I was completely thrown by the response & treatment Well I went back to the Gun & Pawn shop to let the clerk know about the "mistake/error" which was in my favor and I would like to return/pay the $30.00 difference. His response was that he is a math major at the local university and doesn't...

I stopped by the local gun & pawn shop yesterday just to see what was new in the case and there it was. A S&W Model 65-6 with 3-inch barrel, original service grips and in better than 90% condition (but not quite 95% condition) with the factory box, for a tidy sum of $225.00. After chatting with...

If the M&P 45 is going to be anything like either of my .40S&W M&P's - which by the way has been outstanding - you can bet my vote is going to be for the Smith & Wesson.

+1 for the M&P

I picked my full sized M&P40 "Shooter's Pack" - (fiirearm plus 3 magazines, holster & double mag carrier) for $450.00 and my compact M&P40c for $425.00. Although I have seen the local "One Cop Stop Shop" & Authorized S&W Dealer trying to sell their M&P9 for $725.00:what: - swbinak

Yes I know it's not a revolver but, I recently picked up a Winchester Model 12 "Heavy Duck" with a 30-inch barrel & fixed full choke in about 95% NRA Condition for $395.00 from a medically retired motorcycle police officer. It belonged to his grandfather, who passed away a couple of years ago...

mine arrived yesterday - it is an excellent reference book that will be with me when I am out hunting for more S&W revolvers. - swbinak

Well, I picked up the AirLite Model 396 .44 Special yesterday and while waiting for the Federal background check to go through I wandered over to the used gun counter and noticed a 6-inch Model 586-2 in better than 95% condition (just a slight drag line on the cylinder) for $350.00. Well after...