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I have the Kimber Target II in 10mm, and I paid $1000 for it!! I suspect I could have saved $100 or so if I had shopped around, but no guarantee there. Anyway, I really like the 10mm and it has never malfunctioned and is very accurate. I'm still learning the gun, and developing handloads for it...

I'm with you Tim71, All these guys on the internet talking about cheap prices on classic Smith and Wessons..problem is, I never see them in my area and I'm surrounded by some pretty decent gun shops. A word of advise here, If I listened to some of the prices these guys talk about I wouldn't have...

Kimber, I have several and they are all shooters! That said, I don't own the others so I'm biased towards the brand that works for me. You are going to get a myriad of different opinions here, but you already know that. Odd that questions about firearms and calibers provoke passionate opinions

5.6 grains of unique, federal sp primers, R-P cases. Haven't chrono'd it but amazingly small groups out of my 4" M19.

I've never liked 231 in 9mm, just never got good accuracy with it, although others have. I much prefer unigue; 5.1 grains with a 124 gr fmj works pretty good for me.

A local gunsmith has a 4" .22 on consignment, pretty good condition. Believe it or not, price tag is $900.

Diamondbacks are great! I have 3, a 4" .38, and both 4" and 6" 22's. $400 sounds like a really good price. I got a really good deal on my 6" .22, and paid $600 each for the 4"ers (NIB). Good luck with it.

Detective Special and Diamondback, both in blue. I'd like both a 2-1/2" and 6" Diamondback in .38 to complement my 4". I'd also love a blued dick special just to have and admire.

Browning Hi-Power, standard polished blue with fixed sights and Spegel grips. Add a C&S trigger jog and you are all set.