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I've handled all three. I bought the Walther, it just felt like more effort had been spent on development and ergonomics. It also has been superb for reliability and accuracy. I think that I made the right choice. I am a huge KelTec and Smith fan, the Walther just out performed them.

The reason that I keep a .32 around is versatility. A revolver chambered in 327FDRL can safely and accurately fire 327FDRL, 32H&R, .32LNG (.32COLTNP), .32ACP (7.65BRWNNG), .32S&W, .32COLT. There is nothing magic about the 327 chambering. It just adds 2 more options to the variety. My actual...

Trump is gonna need a running mate.... Just saying...

About the only thing that has killed more deer in NA than the 30-30 would probably be the .22. Let that soak in.... Shot placement is everything, no matter what you use.

They were outsourced to make up for the high demand during WW2. Very collectable. Pics are appreciated!

Everybody needs a Single Six.

The classic Llamas were fine right up to the mid-late 1980s or so. Most of the Spanish Arms industry really suffered about this time. My experience with the 1940s-1970s era pistols has been positive. The 1980s-1990s not so much... I have a new Llama branded Philippian Metro Arms produced 38...

True story.. Saw a guy the other day bring just the SCOPE in and wanted it sighted in for 200 yds. JUST the scope, no rifle. Got angry when he was told that that was not how it worked...

Find a local auction house to consign for you at 10-15% and it is an excellent way to disposition a collection. Buying on the other hand can get expensive... It does bring in the buyers though.

I won a Sig 9mm once, I think it was called the 938? Anyway, went to pick it up and managed to trade it straight on S&W JM625 .45.The shop had had it for a while, and he felt the 938 was an easier sell. No plans to ever part with the 625.

Over the years, some manuals have become much more conservative. His loads may have been hot but ok when he worked them up.

Looks like a bumper chrome plated bring home. Very common post WW2. The chrome job pretty much kills collectability. I have never seen a factory plated one. I won't say that they don't exist, but if they do they are EXTREMELY rare. This one however appears to be refinished. Even still, it's...

A SAR B6P is really hard to beat. I bought one just because it was so cheap and appeared to be well built. It is super accurate and operates flawless.

Hayes Carll "Drunken Poets Dream" and Guy Clarks "The Last Gunfighter" .

Over the years I've had two Bearcats. Never really took to them. Don't have one now. Just felt too much like a toy.

Looks like a hardness check to me... No problem. At least you will know the metal is in spec.

I do a lot "junking" flea markets, pawn shops, yard sales, etc.. I buy every nearly box of under priced ammo I find. Especially in calibers I use. I store it in sealable metal 5 gallon containers with desicate (sp). One day this stuff will not be available or very difficult to find, and it will...

I know it would be lax of me to not give out my source for cheap ammo, but I'm just not gonna do it.

Find a good local reputable auction company to handle the estate. Negotiate your collection to a 10% sellers premium; and let them Proxibid a live auction. Hard to beat and easy.

The SAR version of a CZ75 is great cheap light weapon.