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I have had one for about four years. I like it a whole lot. The DA triggewr is a bit hard as would be expected. The SA Trigger on the 2nd through last shot is very easy and smooth. I have no problem. You want and need to have a slow and kind of hard DA trigger for safewty pruposes. Don't let the...

Most "Anti's" are ignorant of firearms and ignorant of firearm laws. The very few that would even discuss it with me beyond a regurgitation of well worn canned boiler plate B.S. do not have any valid reasons. They have unfounded fears, wild ideas that a firearm will go off on its own at...

My Sigma .40 lives in a "High Noon". I do not recall the number on it but I am happy with the way it works.

A DAVIS .380, it resides in the back of my safe and sleeps 24/7. It has FTF, FTE, safety sticks closed and stickes open, trigger will skin your trigger finger after 10 to 15 shots. It is a nice looking firearm though.

I carry because I am getting too old to take a whipping and I do not want to die before my time.

I have been a member for over 40 years and a Life Member for over 20 years. The NRA is the best lobbying group around and they are not afraid to file a suit.

I have .38's, .380's, .40's and .45 s. I would like to have a small, easily concealed 9mm to round out my collection. All are in rotation and all are carried at various times depending on the style of dress and ability to conceal. A small 9mm would be a welcome addition.

No justification needed nor desired. The 2nd Amendment allows it and we have the RIGHT to own as many as we are able to afford.

Sorry brother. You have problems. I have been married for 46 years and I would never obey those kinds of orders. If i believe I need a new or additional gun I go and buy it. My wife does not like it but so far she has not walked out the door. If she wants to go, I will open the door and hold it...

Absolutely! People have been shot in church.

I have a M885 that I bought back in 1993. It is rated as .38 Special. Is it safe to use +p's in it for defensive purposes only? I practice with .38's but would be happier with +p's in it for defensive loads. I understand that nearly all S&W's are considered +P capable but am a bit unsure about...

I will never tell.

S&W "Bodyguard", Model # 438 loaded with .38 Spc. +P, in pocket or IWB depending on weather and clothes worn.

I have both. Both are excellent firearms. I voted for RIA because there is just something about the 1911 that appeals to me. The P345 is polymer and is lighter to carry. It goes bang every time (I know that there is to be no dry firing with the magazine out so I simply refrain from dry firing at...

Mine has a somewhat heavy trigger. It is smooth but heavy. It is not supposed to be a competition firearm but a carry-defensive firearm. I figure that if I am man enough to carry it, I am man enough to pull the trigger. Mine goes bang everytime, it is not very heavy to carry and I am very happy...

Who reads warning labels? I want one too.

I would vote for the S&W 4006. I found one a year or so ago. It had 3 magazines and was $300.00. It is all stainless steel and slightly heavy. The DA/SA trigger is very smooth and easy. Almost like shooting a high dollar 1911.

1. E-6 2. 80th Div. Inf.--U.S.A.R. 3. Nov. 1965-Sept. 1972 (during Vietnam War) 4. M1 Garand, M-14, 1944 Qualif., .50 Cal. MG Qualif., M-60 MG Qualif., M-79 Qualif. I really liked the M1 and m-14 and 1911

I have an old Ivor Johnson revolver that shoots .32 Short Colt. It was my Dad's BUG (he was a law enforcement officer some 65 to 70 years ago). It is asweet shooting little gun. I do not know know how bad it would hurt or how deep it would penetrate. I am having trouble finding that kid of...

Yes, it is working. It could work better but thank goodness, it is working. We can help it by literally flooding our Senators and Representatives with mail, email and telephone calls on each and every piece of legislation. Put the pressure on them and keep it on them and then send them a short...