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Thanks for the post psp7304 I'm interested in a 9mm snubby also, because 9mm is considerably more powerful than the .38sp, and because I already have full size 9mm pistols. Two things to add 1. Charter Arms is coming out with snubbies in : 9mm, .40, and .45. They were scheduled for...

How is the recoil on your .44sp Mountain Gun?

I was looking at the Sig website yesterday and saw something that is new to me. A Classic 22. It is a .22 cal that comes in several models- 220, 226, and 229, any of which can be converted to center fire ammo. .45 for the 220 and 9mm and .40 for the 225 and 229. The last line in the...

Thanks Stainz I took your advice and researched the 642. It only weighs 2oz more than the 340. I'm still leaning towards the LCR because of the nice trigger, but I will try to dry fire a 642 before making any final decision. The recoil issue with the 340 is interesting to read about. There...

It's interesting that so many of you have Seacamps. When I got mine 19 years ago I believe they were still made by hand, and as such were rare. Mine has been flawless; so I am not surprised that so many of you think I should keep it. SOME SEACAMP NEWS.... 1. I visited the Seacamp website...

Thanks Thanks to everybody who posted. I am reluctant to part with my Seacamp. Maybe I should keep it while I train with a new revolver. That way I'll have a plan B if the revolver does not work out. Speaking of revolvers- I handled a S&W 340 with Crimson Trace grips yesterday. It was...

I own a Seacamp 32 auto, and I am thinking about trading it in on a Ruger LCR for several reasons. 1. The 38sp +p hits with 100 ft lbs more. 2. The Crimson Trace grips on the LCR should be more accurate than pointing my Seacamp. (the seacamp has no sights) 3. The LCR should be...

Review of LCR in Aug American Rifleman states that the HKS 36 speedloader worked well.