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The automag II is reliable but picky on ammo as it had to do with the pressure curve. Used to have one....one of several handguns I miss.

You might look for a good used S&W model 66. Yeah it may be 30+ years old but it was made well and will still rock on. They also hold their value well. Mine was an old police trade in. Stainless with no real holster wear. Adjustable rear sights. It is about as sweet as my three screw model...

You can probably pick up a nice stainless S&W model 66 4" barrel in .357 for less than $500. Don't forget to look at Dan Wesson as well. They made excellent revolvers and you can change the barrels to suit your mood.

The mossberg 500 line is good...maverick 88 is basically that. I think the 835 is also closely based on the 500.

I bought mine used 20 years ago...still works great and has taken out many a dove.

I have used that bullet in an 1903A3 for deer, wild hog, and javalina. In every case it did what it was supposed to do. Ranges from < 50 yards to about 100 yards.

Remington 581/541 series bolt action (.22 s,l,lr) CZ 452 NEF handi rifle single shot...stupid simple but keeps on going. 10-22 that started as a receiver, bolt, and trigger group in mid 90's...hasn't failed me since I built it up.

Should be good to go... I have the trappers m92 in 44mag. It would only hold 8 or 9 in the magazine. When I used it on the stages in CAS I'd pull a round from the belt and top feed it into the chamber with the action open. Sometimes I could put it on a cross member of the stage or on the...

If you are shooting indoors with a flash bounce the flash off the ceiling and somewhat behind you....that turns the sharp flash into big diffused light...same as if you were shooting outdoors in overcast weather. Big soft diffused light.

My CZ 452 deluxe in .22mag will do 5 shots into a dime - nickel at 50yds. Never had it on a range that allowed rimfire on 100 yd's....yet.

Look at the Rossi '92 Trapper model. The 44 is light and the 38/357 is even lighter..

yep the Dan's are under appreciated. I've got the pistol pack in 22 with a second cylinder and crane for .22mag. Then I've got a 357 and 44mag with several barrels for each. and the dan wesson forum previously mentioned is a good place too. Lot's of good info.

+1 on the Rossi 92... BTW it is a top eject so it is the same for righties or lefties.

I don't think it has been said enough... Thank you for your Service and Welcome Home !! My father did 2 tours in the 67-68 time frame. He was in Quartermaster and had a camp called Team Frazier if I recall correctly. I have a friend who was a Marine Corp Sniper and when not on a mission...

I'm all signed up...have the day blocked off on my calender.

Government 1911 (Norinco) ($350) 3.5" barrel 1911 (built from auto ordinance parts frame and slide, chip McCormick, Wilson, and Clark internals) ($400) Firestar 9mm ($200) Model 66 stainless .357 4" ($250) Taurus snubbie .357 bobbed hammer, ported barrel (freebie) Used to have a Charter Arms...

boyds is GTG. Also look at stockysstocks. There is a lot of info over on the savageshooters.com forum. Jim at Northlander sometimes has factory takeoffs. Numrich gun parts also has factory stocks available. So what model are you looking for a stock for ? I gather it is a short action...

The High Standard Victor is a great option.....in league with the S&W 41. Some say better. Just don't get one made in Houston... They are not as good as the ones made in Connecticut.

just for grins check out a model 66... okay it's a 4" barrel but they shoot great and you can find them as a LEO trade in for cheap $$. You can shoot 38 or 357. Or just to stir the pot... a Dan Wesson in 357...you can put whatever size barrel on it you want from 2" snubbie to 10+" for...

many of the S&W model 29's and 629 up to a point had a flaw with stout 44mag loads in that the cylinder would rotate back and your next trigger squeeze would have the hammer fall on a already fired chamber. S&W finally fixed it somewhere in the 629 line. My model 29 does it from time to time...