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A winchester 88, pre '64 in .358 will run $2500. post '64 in .308 $400. (more data needed) Marlin JM stamped is getting more valuable, 35 remington being in more demand than 30/30 ($350) The smith Revolver no less than $400. (it's a smith)

I kicked around the idea of buying a 1980 version of the HP for a few weeks for 700. My hands don't fit the grip well and hammer bite makes for a bad shooting experience. I looked a little more and settled on a CZ75. In my opinion, Browning would be proud of such a good design.

The CZ75 B in my possession lets the mags drop free with no effort required. I don't wax the mags but do keep them lubed with a dry slide to keep rust at bay without attracting goop, dirt, etc. Ounce of prevention you know.

From a happily married guy: Shoot everything that you can over a period of several weeks and...let her choose.

Once I figured the trigger squeeze on the Glock, it can rival my single action pistols all day long. (Woodsman, Challenger, 1911, Mk I,II, III...) It's no beauty, it's a Glock...but they are now my go to carry guns.

Glock 23. Too good a deal to pass up.

Supply and Demand. Right now I see the supply side rising and some good bargins to be made...provided that the condition is worthy.

S&W 4506, empty chamber. In the Nightstand above the top drawer suspended on the inside so it's accessable in the dark without being visable. My thinking is this: The universal sound of "get out of my house" (action of chambering a round) is heard offering me the chance to see if a lethal...

Given the choices, my recommendation would be to go with wth M&P 40. It's relatively flat (easy to conceal). Can be kept with an unloaded chamber. Reloads are quick with spare magazines. Invest in a storage case (metal lock box) that anchors to the chassis.

Glock 23 or Kel-tec p11 If the laws were a bit more clear I'd carry a 1911 on my hip in plain view.

Kel-tec p-11. Not quite the Glock eligence but simple.

I gave Stanley Thermos's and received pens, swiss army knives and cuff links. I would give my eye teeth for a 22LR pistol or revolver Ruger has some in the $ range your looking. Not too fancy but properly oiled will last indefinately. Best wishes in your marrage.

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750.224c Armor piercing ammunition; manufacture, distribution, sale, or use prohibited; exceptions; violation as felony; penalty; definitions; exemption of projectile or projectile core; rule. Sec. 224c. (1) Except as provided in subsection (2), a person shall not manufacture, distribute...

Looks like a neat lube...but mind the temperature range limitations. Here in the North, would love to be 30degrees F and up.

I've only ever used No 10's on revolvers. (Old Army Ruger). Just my 2 cents.

+1 for the Glock 19. (I too have the p-11 and the G17)