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I bought my first(only)MkIII 4" a couple of years ago,had a broken sear. took it to my local gunsmith and he found me 2 new hammers and triggers/sear assemblies, installed 1 set and the extra set are set aside for the future in case I have problems in the next 25 years.I gave him $150 for a...

bought a 2" snubbie 5 shot .38 for $75.00 slightly used, one good, reliable pistol that ccw light and carries easily:cool:

I have a Remington 700 in 30/06 I use and my buddy uses his chinese shorty(dare I say "paratrooper"?) SKS and he always brings somthing home, sometimes the trophy. I believe he has a 4x Tasco on top.It works pretty good in the brushy foothills of South Carolina

it has Finland stamped on the barrel near the muzzle,I hope to start cleaning it up and researching it this weekend(I mean exept for now)

found this over the weekend,1941 M91 with several cartridges for $75.00 never paid the mosins much attention until I stared visiting this forum

also have a 4" colt MKIII, absolutely love it, but hard to find parts for

agree with Big Boomer, I have tried several different types and the only ones that are sill standing are the butler creek mags, dont know how many rounds, maybe 12,000-15,000

one of my favorite 9mm autoloaders

also partial to the .44 mag

I agree with highlander on the Ruger, just bought a 4" Redhawk a couple of weeks ago and I love it.I would like to get it ported for faster target acquisitionas it has a little flip to it, but the recoil is no problem(I fire about 200 rounds per session). I also have a .44 single action with a...

from my collection (glock21,coltmk3,lugerp08,s&w38,rossi38,pedersoli.50flintlock,rugerRH44,rugerBH44) I think I'll go with the RedHawk, as was said earlier, it's a tank

revolver

ditto on the thumbs up. I have owned 4 or 5 over the last 20 years, and all of them were keepers, consistant and reliable shooters. I wish i had kept them all now. still own a chinese para. with a hogue stock that i bought from a buddy, kind of wished it still had the factory stock and mag...

just bought my first .44, a 4" redhawk.I like the pistol, the hogue grips are comfy, sure hope they hold up