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Another vote for the Ruger SP101 in .357 magnum.

Hawk I am jealous. I want a STI Texican so bad I can taste it.

Okay I'll bite

I have one and I do like it. I did a little trigger job on it that really helped. Also I paid 100 bucks for mine and I believe they are 180 new. So you are doing the right thing by passing it up.

No it's not normal and please dont fire it until it is fixed.

Thanks for the heads up 1911Tuner.

Smith & wesson's external extractor works flawlessly. I have yet to run into a S&W 1911 owner that doesnt agree

I voted 620. Based solely on aesthetics

My thought's are you shouldnt sell both of you polymer's. Dont forget about S&W 1911's. If you are going to carry the 1911 you may want to check out something like the dan wesson cbob. Good luck on your next purchase but be warned you cant stop with just one 1911 :)

I think you are doing the right thing far as the course goes. You may wanna find a site about your state's gun laws if it has one. Georgia has a great one http://www.georgiapacking.org/

Just for target plinking I would suggest 9mm. You have some great choices in handguns there, but you really should add the M&P and XD to the list. Try out as many as you can. Good luck on your first purchase

Thanks guys! I am really happy with it

Bill: Watch out for that man standing behind you! Lol yep that was the inspiration

I thought I would share my Vaquero I picked up today. I call it Dead Man's Hand :)

Very nice collection!!

I used jewler's rouge last week on one of my revolvers. It had a real gritty action. It is very smooth now.

I am a revolver and 1911 guy. But I must admit my M&P compact .40 gets carried alot.

Same with me average_shooter. Mine was with remington hollow points that I paid 30 bucks for :barf:

I had that happen to me once. It wound up being one of the bullet casings was out of spec. and the head spacing in the revolver didnt allow it to spin. I just took that bullet out and replaced with another and all was well.

Might wanna try here http://www.gf.state.az.us/