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At least your friend does have good taste in firearms wanting to look at your HK, as do you.

You nailed it. The single actions are fun to shoot and the 10/40s offer plenty of it.

Try compact grips.

I am a GP100 fan and when Ruger introduced the Gp100 44 Special, I had to get one. It is a joy to shoot, easy on both the wrist an ears. I reload a 200 gr coated flat nose lead at 900 fps. I would like the 10mm version, but have a Blackhawk 10/40 Convertibe to get me by for now.

Maybe you could list " Gun case for Glock 19, with all factory contents, $500. " lol

Missouri here. In above post I said I was able to open Contact with local dealer. Just now tried to open Contact with non-Dealer and I got the Upgrade notice. So I can browse ONLY, unless I Upgrade..

I wouldn't mind so much a $25 annual fee. Retired, so kinda watch what I spend. I'm not in it for profit, just to get a different gun every now and then to try out. Guess I need to find something different to take up my time. I was able to open up a contact with a Dealer here in Missouri this...

Over the years I've had probably 7 or 8 .44 Mag. revolvers and several .44 carbines and enjoyed them all. But at 75 yrs. old now with arthritis and bone joints worn out, I am not a fan of heavy recoiling revolvers anymore. The only 44 Mag that I still have now is my 77/44. I can do limited...

Let her stick with the AR if that ts what she likes. Federal makes a .223 round loaded with the Nosler 60 gr. Partition bullet. It kills deer very dead. I saw my 10 yr old kill a deer with 1 shot, and did it for the 3 following years. You don't need heavy recoil to kill a deer.

I had one, loved the size, could actually pocket carry it. I am 6'2" tall and could never get use to the very short trigger reach. So I sold it. A year ago I came across another, and remembering how much that I liked the size and thinking that I might have had a bad one, I bought it. Again I...

I recommend staying above 4" and even 5" in a 44 mag. The recoil is not bad but the muzzle blast is extremely loud.

I do not agree that the 357 becomes a 9mm. In real life it will out shoot the 9

The KELTEC is light weight but the front sight design is too high and very snagable. The CX4 is a beautiful gun, but it's just too darn heavy being a open bolt design. My thoughts are to build an AR in 9mm, maybe even 10mm. Had both. Now keep a Rem 870 20ga youth model in the closet for a home...

2-1/2" or less and must be no bigger than a K frame. A 2-1/2" 44 Mag however doesn't qualify as a Snubnose, but it does as stupid, stupid loud that is.

Mod 60 3" .357 and Ruger SP101 3" .357

Manual says "Turn cylinder clockwise, by hand, to align a chamber with the ejector rod."

Beautiful and I bet it will shoot ads good as it looks.

I got away from the 40 to reduce ammo inventory then the ammo shortage hit in 2012 and 40 was all that I could find. So got back into it. I don't shoot it a lot, prefer my 9's and my revolvers. The 40 will be kept, just in case of another 2012 event.

I have both. Today, I would only buy a Gen 4, however I will not sell my Gen 3's to support the purchase of a Gen 4.

I bought both, sold the Shield. I liked the grip safety on the XDS. Boh are really great quality and reliable guns.