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home carry If you have a gun small enough to fit in your pocket, than that is what I would use. Otherwise, you could stash one in the sofa cushions.

.380 not for me... I used to carry a .380 Sig P230, but not any more. Before I left Houston, there was an officer involved shooting. A man was shot point-blank in the face with a .380. While it took the fight out of him temporarily, it was not a definite stopper. In surgery, one slug was...

Ruger. period. check out CDNN in Abiline, Texas. .357 and .44 at very good prices.

Like'em both I am old enough to remember when Hi Powers were retailed at $125, and my first Model 10 was under $90. I once bought a Model 60 in a department store for full retail, $148. It seems technology gives the nod to autos, but the older revolvers cannot be improved upon. Even the new...

Oh yeah, whenever I can...as often as I can. I like to stroke the gun, put some oil on it, and shine it up real good. It gives me peace of mind, especially when there so many A-holes trying to make me a criminal for just owning and enjoying them. I sometimes switch the grips around, and...

I would be hesitant to buy ANY short barrel 1911. Unless it comes with stellar factory support, pass on it. Also, remember the old saying, "You get what you pay for".

750 is a little bit high. I bought mine NIB w/tools, papers, cardboard and wood box for $320 in 1991. I bought the first one in 1979 for $350! Now THAT was too much! Considering today's prices on pinned Smiths, without the wood box, 650 would be a acceptable price. At least that would be worth...

Call S&W, but it looks like a tool mark to me.

I had one new in 1979, and paid under $90 for it. It worked with any ammo. I sold it like a dummy ten years later for $225. I am sorry I got rid of it, I even had spare grip plates that did not have the thumb rest. Kick me.

I have used both, and prefer the 640. With mild .357 loads it is not bad at all. I use Winchester 110g .357's. If an inexpierenced shooter uses it, I load 158g +P lead SWHP. Remingtons are what I like best, but I have some WW and Federal. The 640 is a little heavier carried in the pocket. My...

the Star PD I used to have fed anything. It would feed rounds that a Colt Officer would not feed. I carried mine with fed hydroshocks and the speer 200g flying ashtray. i was sorry i traded it away untill I got hold of a Sig 245. As good as the PD was, I like the Sig better. If I ran across...

I wanted a Seecamp back in the 1990's, could not find one, so i bought a 950 from Doc's Country Sports at a Houston show, and paid $110 out the door. It is one of the best of the tiny guns. Never had a mis-feed or failure...one niggling little problem, though. Being so small, my thumb...

I am in my 60's, and have plenty of "experience" with shotguns. I have a wingmaster 18" extended mag and an 870 Marine magnum. I prefer the H&R single 12g, because everyone in the house can pick it up and use it with profiency...and I like it.

I like the Federal reduced recoil LE loads in mine. The are in 13g 00 buck and slugs.

I used to, with an IWB. No trouble at all.

YES! Seecamp, front pocket. Always carring when legal.

I never used a single action for carry, but did have a Ruger .45 Colt for a truck gun a while back. Fast follow-up shots are possible. I use the thumb of the support hand to cock the gun immediatly after each shot. When the gun recoils, I use the off hand thumb on the hammer as the gun is...

I carry a 3913 in the front pocket. When I find a 3953 I will change to that one.

I would say dont worry about it. My 642 no dash from 1995 or 96 cracked, and I dont know how long it was cracked before I discovered it, since it always shot just fine. I saw a post on a forum about N frames in alloy having problems, I checked the 642, and low and behold, there it was...

Here is a torture test of some 220's. they look pretty strong to me! www.kiesler.com