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Great looking handguns ... The "Six" series from Ruger have been the most reliable DA revolvers for me. My experience covers 32 years of shooting Ruger, S&W, Colt, Charter Arms and Taurus models. Wish I had bought some more of them, but who knew?

It needs a brother . . . maybe a Cobra or Agent? :D Congrats!

I totally agree with the AK's and Glocks. I disagree with the Remington 870 as mine failed at the ejector rivet. I was quite surprised after all the hype and testimonials. It's long gone now. I found a nice, older Ithaca 37 and it has never failed.

Check out the S&W 296, yep 2-9-6. L frame / 5-shot / Alloy & titanium / snub -----------------------------------------

You did good

Well, until I read post 121, I had some nice Sigs all ready to go. :eek: :confused: :( My toughest revolver to date has been a Colt King Cobra, so ..... Or maybe even the CCO with its 7 shots.

News of the 20-rounders is a good step. The heavier barrel will interest many, but it may take something away from the Mini being a lightweight, handy carbine.

The word "slender" is the one word I'd use for the S&W over the Ruger in this case. Add in "smooth" and you'd have 90% of the ergo aspect comparison covered IMO. I have an SP101 with an action worked over by Gemini Customs. Along with some other really fine work, slicking up these smaller...

I recently looked over the current AR offerings too, and decided on a Bushmaster. After many months of reading just about all I could find (and understand) about the current brands, theirs looked to have the best combination of solid product history, very few "red flags" in quality control...

#1 reason is that I don't like the look of that mandatory, longish looking barrel.

Or is it the blade that fits into a raised slot on the barrel? That arrangement may prove somewhat harder. I like the 4 3/4" model and have been on the hunt for something better for them for years.

We've only had experience with thier .380's a few years. My wife put about 300-rds down range without a hitch to help break-in a pistol. I believe they generally have decent word-of-mouth too.

Hope such good trends will last for awhile.

They are $400+ locally (in Colorado).