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If SA, either, if DA neither.

Revolver Since I am an old fart, I carry revolvers--and yes, one, well really 5 or 6 are in the 'chamber' or cylinder.;);)

1972 according to SC S&W

Bianchi shrouded hammer stocks Hard to find but sometimes available on one of the auction sites. Will not fit my L frame round butt 44 specials.

A couple of years ago, while staffing an LFI II course, I saw ammo that was rained on, fail to a 3+% level, the day after the rain. Both in .357 and 44. All reloads. If I carry it, it will be sealed.

Started reloading in 1961--cannot see a reason to shoot a ton of factory. Component prices are up too, but there is still a large savings.:)

Not enough information. Room size. where is bed located? Lighting? Hall lighting?

Ammoman had CCI Blazer for 15 if I remember right--and paid shipping on 5 boxes or more.

If it were not for the NRA, there would be no RKBA. Funny, been a member for 40 years,and I get no calls, almost no mail except the magazine I get.

Logansport

Thanks, MSGT USAF retired.

Larue

Believe or not believe, that is up to you. Unless you have been there, done that, I would keep my mouth shut.

I was promoted to S/Sgt on 1 Aug, 52--lets you guess my age pretty well. Best of luck to you and your wife.

nitesite--remember any test medium must first be consistent. Next, the test medium [if consistent] allows comparison between various ammo, and really does not tell how any bullet is going to perform in people. In the testing I have seen or been involved in, 4 layers of denim has always been...

First, no keyhole problems at 50 yards from a 10 22 with 20" barrel. Second velocity was av 910fps, third, velocity from 2" 34 was av 721fps, 4" 18 was 771 av, and no keyholing from either at 15 yards. If gelatin is to be used, it needs to have cover--the standard being 4 layers of denim.

I have three CABO's--K, L, and N frame. All get used.

Arfin--first have lots of money. What to stock will depend a great deal on the area. Knowledge and patience. Knowledge will come from reading a great deal--not gun rags but reference books. Before I retired I had well over 200 reference books in my store, and used them often. An indoor...

Congrats If I remember correctly, I made S/Sgt on 01/08/52--a few years back:), retired 01/09/70.

Another factor is that the semi auto cannot be made safe without first removing the magazine, and then checking the chamber by operating the slide. In other words--the gun cannot be known to be safe just by looking at it. A 360 around an uncocked revolver allows one to see if it is loaded or...