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Rossi Any snuby over a .357cal

Just got done cleaning my 2 P225/P6's. took 15 min to clean and oil lightly. So I say semi-auto sig's are the fastest to clean. Of course revolvers are more fun to get dirty(shoot). JMHO.

Glad your wife is OK. My wife says she should just of told you she didn't like the color of the Sigma and wanted to sell it instead of shooting herself with it, so you would sell it. Women!

No my CG name was in use here.

9mmepiphany, I just picked a DW 15-2 up in South cal. for 250. with a 6" barrel. Keep looking they are in this state. When it gets released to me I'll let you know how it shoots.

I have one made in 3/83, ran 600 rounds thru it so far with out a problem, this is one gun I don't have to worry about scratching as it is already distressed. It is a Sig, that alone with the very good price makes it worth it.

Your not from California are you? Fair price, bet you can't own just one. I now have 7 or more, just depends on if my daughter is home or not!

get a re-arsenal kit and change your springs.

Man I just cleared a P6 Sig so I got to wait another 20 days or I'd be on it like powder residue on a 6 shooter.

This is the best way to use those Raven's on the bottom of your safe, if they would give me 50.00 for a POS like that I'm in!

I have had to put aside my 340PD as I do not have a CCW, this does not mean that it is for sale or that it sits in the safe I take it to the range just to watch people wounder how I could hit the target at 15yards (2.5" groups) with "that little thing". Yes I shoot full .357 loads not .38+.

Anything that goes BANG. Most fun .22. What I like is just about all the modern sizes for handguns, 9mm, .38, .357, .40mm, .45, .44mag. I don't shoot rifles much so ?????????

Holy smokin' barrel!! I just stumbled on this post. Wow lots of good stuff here. I've had a 340PD for 2 years and just found out more infomation then I thought was available. Thanks to all you posters I now know better loads to use and how to get my CT sighted in better and quicker. Keep it...

I just brought home my new to me 92SB compact 9mm and it seems to be a good gun, I got a good deal on it in trade with a friend. Very low round count and it is in 90%-95% condition.

Does not matter to me how good a gun it is or isn't, I live in Ca. and it is not on the list as of this morning so no deal. The GP101 in .327mag is not on the list either and that is one I would like to have.

Bottom line, Whitepony you give me hope that not all young people are lazy layabouts. If you do nothing else in life you will still have made a differance to others, and from what I've read here you have others thinking about how to do this for themselfs, good going! Your mind is in excelent...

I have all 3 but in different calibers, all I can say to you is to go for how they feel in your hand, I love all 3 of mine each one fits the way I want that one to feel. They are all good guns and for the most part reliable. Take your time and rent some better ones then the beatup range rentels.

show this to her and see if she likes it. http://www.ruger-firearms.com/Firearms/FAProdView?model=5759&return=Y 6 shots good for CCW and packs stoping power with out the kick to the shooter. and you can use lots of different ammo in it.

mine are .22, .380, .38, .9mm, .357, .40, and .44mag

As a prolific reader of spy novels, sci-fi and anything gun related I knew it was only a matter of time before I read his book and to tell the truth i was not disappointed. I will read it again after I finish moving. And if I could afford one of his .500's it would be the next one in my...