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I have shot alot of Magtech in Springer, Ruger, and SIG- has alwas worked great.

I have two of these older ones- Bull Dog and Bull Dog Snub- they are great revovlvers

Sharpie Felt Tip Pen. Available in many colors and easy to use.

More resistant to timing problems- meaning "works longer". From my experience: Ruger- Best S&W- Very Good Colt- Had, do not have, will not, have anymore. (this does not include SSA)

I own two. Bulldog and Bulldog Pug. 1980's made in Hartford Conn. Both shoot every time and are not unmanagable recoil wise. I don't know about the newer ones, but I love these two.

I've had one for 20+ years. Not a target gun, but about 2000 rounds through it. My wife claimed it- not leaving this household.

I picked one up at a gunshow about three years ago. It is a repatriated RCMP. Shoots at point of aim at 25 yds. Smooth action. Too heavy and bulky for conceal carry, but rides easily on the belt and fits in the truck just fine.

Love 'em'. How many hours have you spent inspecting them in detail and cleaning an polishing? If I got them it would be alot of time. Looks like you did good.

I guess I am "Old School". I use 158 grain FMJ flat nose in my snubbies. I have no idea how much gelatin they penetrate or what "shock" they induce, but I'm prett surey they will penetrate a jacket and will offer the recipient an unpleasant experience. I really prefer .45 ACP hardball. Just...

Personal prefence- shrouded hammer for a carry gun. Needs a good DA trigger (thing Ruger LCR). I don't see the need for this weapon to be used at ranges over ten yards.

Great revolver. I picked up one in .357 mag about three years back and it is great shooter. Love my Rugers.

High Power is a must have. Great pistols. 124 and 140 grain shoot well in both of mine. I think you did well on your purchase.......Enjoy

Picked a repatriated stainless GP100 3" formely RCMP property a couple of years back. It's a great shooter and a comforting companion in the truck.

Ruger LCR-best pocket revolver ever. I love Smiths, but Ruger hit a home run with LCR.

I have, and will always have a Bulldog and a Bulldog Pug manufactured in "STRATFORD.CONN." If you can latch on to one of these go for it.

I have several H&Rs, the 999 Sportsman being my favorite. These are all great pieces of work that will outlive anyone who ones one.

Those will work fine. Good practice ammo. As far as a defense round- I wouldn't want to take a hit from one.

Okay!! Good start. Now you need a Model 10, Model 19, Model 14, and a Model 18. Maybe even a Model 29. Then you really be addicted and we'll take to the wonderfull world of the great Ruger revolvers.

Love my Model 10's . Both are pencil barrels- don't know if that was the standard barrel- lots heavy barrels out there. First one I ever shot was an Army Aviator's side arm. Then as now these are fine revolvers. Welcome to cult of the Model 10.

I will second 788 Ham- the H&R 999 Sportsman is a great little .22. Nine shots, break it open, nine cases eject, reload and shoot again. It is fun.