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Not a P09 mainly because I felt the longer grip frame was just a little bit too long and awkward for my smaller size hand. Found the P07 much more to my liking. I did change out the decocker for the frame mounted manual safety. Works fine and I like how solid and substantial the gun is.

Double Action-S&W Model 686-no dash Single Action-Ruger Flattop Blackhawk

My first centerfire .357 was a 4" Trooper Mk.III. It was built like a brick house , accurate as all get out, and had a pretty decent trigger on it. Only problem I had with it was the roll pin that held the rear sight in place broke in two and caused the sight to move around under recoil...

.308 Norma Had a perfectly fine, truly sweet looking, nickel plated S&W Model 38. It was my favorite J frame until the day I found something else that I wanted more. Many years go by and I found a new S&W Model 649 that caught my eye. Love this gun as it's a very worthy replacement for my old...

My Micro 9mm. line-up in their preferred order (at least by me): 1) SIG P365X. Best trigger, sights, ergonomics, and manual safety. 2) S&W M&P 9 Shield Plus. Decent trigger, sights, ergonomics, difficult to use manual safety. 3) Glock G48. Average trigger, average sights, good ergonomics, no...

Targa Have had trigger time with both manufacturers and they produce some pretty decent guns. So are you looking to get another Government size pistol or are you interested in something a bit more compact, like Colt's Combat Commander with a 4" to 4.25" barrel? Some current prices of...

NIce looking rebuilds! Always liked the look of the left side horizontal mag feed (the MP28, Lanchester, Sten, Austen, and Sterling come to mind) Two never before seen (at least by me), submachine gun conversions! Sorry to hear you had to go through so much hassle with the "builder".

The Night Rider I don't know about Vic Morrow having no use for guns; it was just that he truly hated lugging the 10 lb. Thompson around every day. Initially he had asked if he could have the lighter weight M1 Carbine (5.2 lb.), but that was already earmarked for Rick Jason (Lt. Hanley), to...

My nightstand gun has been and still is a SIG P229. I added a laser/light combo on it shortly after getting it. I like that the first shot is DA (it has the Short Reset Trigger) and that it has a decocker.

I carry mainly because I can't afford bodyguards to look after me and my family's protection 24/7.

Frulk Every time I see that Kimber Bel Air I think of the old High Standard Sentinel R-101 .22 revolvers in their Dura-Tone Color finishes: Gold, Silver, Red, and Turquoise. With their snub nose 2 1/2" barrels, faux ivory birdshead grips, and shiny finishes, they were probably "targeting"...

Not bad...not bad at all!

While they were still being imported Astras and Stars were a great buy and solidly built.

Shanghai McCoy If I could have just one it would be with the 5" barrel. But a 3 1/2" barrel Model 27 would be next on my "Must Have" list!

For just bummin' around the house or the neighborhood, I like my Ruger LCP MAX. For most other times I prefer a Micro Nine like my S&W Shield Plus or a Glock G43X.

Do the trade. You probably won't miss the .22 anyways and you'll be getting a much more versatile gun with the Blackhawk.

Always wanted one of those semi-auto Uzis since they were first being imported here in the states. Just never had the money while they were relatively affordable, now they're priced way out of reach. As far as the Winchester .45-70 is concerned don't really have a use for one and it would be...

Scribner As far as I know the BT 99 is still being imported (made by Miroku, Japan) by Browning. Parts are still readily available for the BT 99 (made since 1969), and with the quality and reliability that go into such a solid performing shotgun, means you're going to get many years of trouble...

Dedicated trap gun to me would be a decent, older, used Browning BT 99.

1) Ruger Wrangler-New 2) Ruger Super Wrangler-New 3) Ruger Single Six-Used 4) Ruger Super Six-Used 5) S&W Model 34-Used