Recent content by jcs271

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I think fit and finish is maybe a little better on the ruger. They are set up well and ready to go right out of the box. I am also seeing them regularly for $649 outstanding value!

I have carried my 327 for several years now with NO issues. Light weight, lots of rounds, what is not to love?

They are a fairly large gun for a 2 shot derr. For the same price you can pick up an LCR in .38 and be MUCH better served! My Kimber Solo is 7rds of 9mm and is smaller than the DT (and it goes bang every time).

I was at the Los Angeles county gun show back in the mid 90's (8 MILESof tables) and a fellow fired off a 380 about 2 aisles across from me. Security detained him and I kept shopping. What an idiot!

I used the "ask the CEO" feature a few weeks ago. Gave them my idea about a varmint rifle configuration. I got a lengthy/detailed reply. I was impressed!

Had my ffl back in the 80's and paid $200 delivered. Great guns out of very high quality steel. One of the few guns that all of the custom smiths would work on back in the day.

As many of you know I have been a hunter for 40 years and have taken all sorts of game. During that time I have always had a passion for predator hunting. They can be hunted year round and I think they are probably the most challenging animals to pursue. Over time I have hunted and taken bears...

Buddy of mine has one of these that was purchased new by his father in 1943/44? Serial # is 133XXX which shows 1943 to 1948. He wants to sell it but is not a "gun guy" and I don't know enough about Winchesters to advise him on value. It is in good condition with no rust, good wood and has a...

Ruger LCR hands down over my various pocket smiths!

I bought one NIB when they first came out. Still have the receipt for $199. All forged frame/slide. Shoots like a champ and has been said before, one of the few guns (other than Colt) that the big names like Wilson, Swenson etc. would work on back in the day. I should have bought a dozen of them!

I have limbsavers on all of my heavy rifles. I used deceleraters for a long time but they are not even close in recoil reduction. On typical rifles like 30-06,7mm etc you wont notice much difference but on both my .450NE's and my .416 the limbsaver makes them "almost" fun to shoot.

For a "non-gun" type person who has to ask what kind of weapon to get, there is only one good answer and that would be a small frame REVOLVER. Cylinder is easily checked to determine if loaded, pull trigger go bang! To many things to think about with autos if they are not well trained shooters...

360pd HAS a hammer,,,,340pd is Hammerless Otherwise SAME gun! Both come with the option of red ramp or Hi-viz front sight.

Can you draw while seated (say at a desk) with a smart carry, or is it kind of folded into your lap below your waistband?