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It appears that we are talking about a black cat (442) and a white cat (642) that both kill mice. Is there really ANY difference except the finish? All I see are new fotos of 442s and 642s. I want to see what these guns look like after 2 or 3 years of concealed carry. "The truth is...

Hi guys, I'm really concerned about having a blued handgun down here - rains over 12 feet a year and is 85% humidity plus and you can fry an egg on your forehead. Someone suggested Johnson's Paste Wax (JPW) and Ezzox, but didn't give any details on how it is applied and where it is...

I need some words of wisdom from those who have owned the Tanfoglia 38 Super (EAA Whitness in .38 super in the USA). I live in South America and the Tanfoglia 38 Super is available to civilians. Unfortunately, having problems with your pistol down here is your worst nightmare - who's going...

Hi guys, Has anyone fired this revolver? Some questions: What's you overall impression of this model? What's your impression of the "PowerPort"? With some gases being directed upward, would this create a problem if you were to fire it from inside a jacket pocket or outside next to your hip?

Does anyone have one? Can one be converted from a 9mm into a 38 Super? Who do I contact?

Hi guys, I've read that the most accurate 38 Special load is the 148 grain wadcutter at 25 yards. What's your favorite revolver to do this job? Please give the make, model and barrel length. Thanks

Hi guys, I've read that the most accurate 38 Special load is the 148 grain wadcutter at 25 yards. What's your favorite revolver to do this job? Please give the make, model and barrel length. Than ks

Hi CBO's, I need your help again. I'm in the process of making up a buying list of supplies and reloading equipment. My plans are to shoot 380 ACP, 38 Special and 38 Super. 1) What size primer is used with these calibers, small or large? 2) What brand of primers are the most...

Dear CBO's Please comment about the following statement I found on internet: "The ideal temperature for casting wheel-weight alloy bullets should be only slightly higher than the melting point of lead (621° F). However, to get good filling out of the mold most casters run about 625° to...