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Revolver .357 Magnum caliber: S&W Model 686 Auto: 1911 Commander size in .45 ACP

I would have to say my S&W Model 19-4 with target grips. Second runner up a tie S&W Model 27 and Ruger SP101 3 inch barrel. I like .357 magnums.

I had one for many years and found the same issues. Mine went bang every time and was accurate, but not something you wanted to spend a lot of range time on. I carried mine in a Remorsa holster in my coat pocket in the winter mainly. I traded mine in on a SIG365.

My daughters fiance had a G48 and didn't liked the way it felt when he carried and he traded for a G43X and a G26. Right now he is hooked on the 26, loves it. He said the 48 just never felt right. To each his own...

Looks like my P32. I have had mine 20 years. I did the hard chrome slide exchange with kel-tec in the early 2000's for $15 and did a fluff and buff treatment, and so far no ftf's. I still carry from time to time.

For a mt. lion you don't need a hell stomping round like you would for a bear or wild boar. A hot .38spl hollow point, 9mm JHP would be more than sufficient for a kitty of this size. Personally if I were going to the woods for any length of time I would carry a .357 magnum with a snake round...

I had a buddy at the pawn shop offer me some rare 10 mm ammo, several boxes of factory, and several boxes of reloaded 10mm. The factory I snatched up, the reload was priced dirt cheap and my little voice said no! I didn't listen to my little voice. I got the reloaded stuff out and second round...

I have one Rossi a Model 68 in stainless with the 3 inch barrel. Nice little .38spl. I have carried it a few times and loaned it to my daughter-in-law when my son was working night shift. She couldn't operate a semi-auto pistol. She ended up with a little Armsco M206 hammerless that she...

I have a 4 inch Model 29, no dash with target grips that has a story behind it. My wife's mom essentially walked out of her life and her grandmother, dad, step mom and another little old lady helped raise her. This little old lady lived next to them and her husband was a cop in a small town from...

Yours looks like mine lol! The grips have dirt in them from 20 yrs of carry. And I have about worn out a DeSantis pocket holster. I alternate between the P32 a Taurus TCP in .380 and a .38 special S&W or Colt for carry. I did a fluff and buff on mine when I bought it and way back then I sent...

I have a 4 inch blued Model 29, no dash with target grips that has a story behind it. My wife's mom essentially walked out of her life and her grandmother, dad, step mom and another little old lady helped raise her. This little old lady lived next to them and her husband was a cop in a small...

The model 36 is a fine piece to carry, you might also consider the model 642 or 637 as well. If you can get a Colt Detective Special you will pick up an extra round as they are 6 shooters. I also suggest you consider the Mika pocket holster for these revolvers, it is the best one I have found...

I have a .44 blue version that I carry on my tractor whenever I am out and about my property. It's accurate and takes the recoil nicely.

Kel-Tec P32 with hard chrome slide most of the time in a DeSantis holster. Other times Taurus TCP with hard chrome slide in Mika pocket holster. S&W 642 or Colt Det. Spec in Mika pocket holster if I am feeling like going with a bigger caliber. Mika pocket holsters are the best I have found!

Mine has factory Colt rubber grips on it. Frankly I like the wood grips you have better.

People are practicing a lot, for what? On the other end of the spectrum I know shooters are practicing but no where near what they used to in order to conserve their ammo, just in case as they put it. The radical left has the country on edge, I imagine a similar feeling was in the air in...

I have the 9mm carbine and it's been a solid shooter. Ugly as the bottom of your foot but goes bang every time and is reasonably accurate. Another junk brand I have had good luck with is the Heritage SA .22 pistols and Phoenix auto .22's.

Look for an older Bersa .380. I have one and it's always went bang and is an accurate little devil. My female co-worker carries one in her purse and car for protection and loves it.

I carry a Heritage 3inch birds head grip in my tackle box with some snake loads and regular LR hollow points. It's cheap, and if I lose it I'm out a $100, but it gives me a firearm for those slithering devils and something if I have to have it against the two legged devils, better than nothing.

My local gun/pawn establishment was on the light side when I was in there a week or so ago. 1911's were still plentiful and there were a few revolvers about. No high capacity anything except for one lone AR in the AK caliber, but it had a bad extractor. Still it won't last long. Plenty of...