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Most gun stores and pawn shops are FFL. Here is a site that will help you narrow your choices... http://fflgundealers.net/gun-shops-near-85029 I would pick a well-established business that is convenient to my home and offers a decent rate to make the transfer.

My tungsten gray Walther PPQ.

I'd be looking into Cochise Leather Works in Cochise, Arizona to see if they had anything handy for your Ruger Vaquero.

My all-metal handguns go in leather holsters. My EDC gets a weekly or bi-monthly wipe down with a silicone impregnated gun/reel cloth depending on the weather. I'm not a big fan of lined holsters. As mentioned above, drawing and reholstering is the main source of finish wear. You can find...

My neighbor and fellow morning walker used a STUN CANE that he bought from Amazon to put an attacking dog down temporarily. Works slick, cheaper than a gun, legal to use, and won't kill the neighbor's dog. I hope you reported the incident to Animal Control and presented the medical bills to...

A Bianchi Lawman would be a nice leather option at about $100. A Purdy Gear single action carved holster for the deep pocket fella needing a show-off holster would be worth consideration.

Welcome aboard from coastal North Carolina.

I've used GB to buy more than 20 handguns. First, you need to fix a value on the item you plan to bid on. My value is bid+shipping+FFL fee which I refer to as "in the safe" value that allows you to figure your max bid. Once I find an item I want to bid on, I click the "WATCH" button so I'll...

Sweet "Mini Gun" you picked up! My 469 is a safe queen. Enjoy!

April 19, 2018, was the last time I took my designated nightstand duty gun, a Smith & Wesson Governor, for some quality range time. Wow, over two years! IIRC, I've brought the Gov to the range on other days, but the shotgun area was too muddy for me. I keep the Gov in a Hornady RapidSafe and...

I bought a Smith & Wesson Model 3913NL and hope to get a call from my FFL that I can pick it up soon. These old, all-metal Gen3 3900 series Smiths are great 9mm shooters and make a fine carry gun option. Thankfully, the other auction bidders quit before topping my modest bid. Oh, happy day!

A combat draw stroke will vary from person to person due to physical limitations and equipment. Nevertheless, combat draw stroke needs to be practiced! Here is a good article on the subject... https://www.officer.com/home/article/10249793/the-combat-draw-stroke

Those are some great Smiths you have to choose from when you carry!

I've been contemplating selling off the majority of my collection too. I won't be selling to a reseller or consigning my firearms. I see my options as listed on the gun forums I visit, using an online auction site, or renting a table at a local gun show. I'd be interested to read about others...

I plead GUILTY to being a .40 S&W fan. I own eleven pistols chambered in .40 caliber. I own one polymer pistol, a striker-fired Walther PPS40, which I carry in a Falco IWB/OWB convertible holster on the rare occasions I wear a suit or sports jacket. The other ten were bought used and are the...

There are many variables involved in calculating a percentage risk for needed Defensive Gun Use that only you can assess for yourself. I'd say high on the DGU qualifier list are your personality, lifestyle, where you live and work, type of work, mode of transportation, social activities, times...

Put me in the semi camp. I always keep my eyes open for another all-metal S&W Gen3 in 9mm or .40 caliber that would fit well in my accumulation.

I'd rent one of the training center's 10+ round guns and buy something that really works for me. That said, if I had to be a buyer, I'd opt for a DAO S&W Gen3 model 6946 12+1 because I'm a revolver guy and the DA/SA is a PITA. The DAO half-cocked triggers once a round is chambered in Gen3 DAO...

I own a 5906 and a 469. I favor the model 5906 because it fits my hand better and the Gen3 grip works better for me than the Gen2 grip on my 469. Either of your options would make good range guns if they fit your hand. IMO, both models seem to be well balanced and absorb recoil better than...

I've owned a Governor for years and keep it under my nightstand in a Hornady Rapidsafe. I haven't had any performance issues with my Governor and it is my go-to gun to defend against an intruder in the middle of the night. It is not a gimmick.