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I have one, bought on sale a couple of years ago; mine is the basic M4 format. The gas block was a little canted and since it was going to be used with irons, I leveled it to the top rail- easy fix. All mine gets fed is PMC 55 grain soft point, but it seems to like them. It has never choked...

I've always liked fixed sight revolvers and will go hammer and tongs on one to make it shoot to the sights, with the primary bullet weight I'm going to use in it. I also like the Colt Lawman, but discovered its cylinder is too short for some 357 loads I might want to use. The top half of the...

You will be fine, whatever you choose. I'd find an old skinny barrel S&W Model 10 or a S&W SD40 with the black Melonite slide.

I've had trigger time on an issue Colt SMG and they were a splendid little squirt gun. I found it more intuitive and easier to hit with than the MP5.

Some chrono data, patterns and load development etc for the Public Defender. https://www.thesixgunjournal.net/the-taurus-public-defender-45-colt410-snubnose-revolver/

1955 Ballard rifled 336SC, 35 Remington; an early Texan as depicted in the ad above. I gas the thirty-five up a little, sat this doe down hard at 135 yards. Marlin completed the changeover of the 336 to micro-groove rifling, sometime in 1956.

The 'TS' suffix indicates a Texan (straight grip) model made after the cross bolt safety was added. If the safety is not obviously present, a previous owner my have replaced it with a 'delete kit'. Texans are the only Marlins I will buy, Here's how the whole thing got started, from the July...

A 4 1/2" Colt New Service in 44 Special or 45 Colt

Old Injun carry whatever he can get- and knows it is the Injun, not the arrow, that puts meat on the fire.

I would only add that if you're going to use it for class demonstrations, you should probably get two; a New Model Ruger and a Colt or direct copy. The manual of arms between them is diverse enough to warrant individual demonstration.

If you have ownership of the land in question you have final say with regard to hunting and methods. If you have issues with a particular legal method beyond your property, take take that up with your state's regulatory authority and/or lobby for a change. I've not taken any deer with a...

You are not the only one to have done this. I used mine for unconventional warfare against moles. During damp weather, of course,

Great thread. I have always liked C&B revolvers and this is just another reason to like them more.