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Appreciate the replys guys. I'm going to do all I can to keep both. Bozo-The model of the Colt is indeed called the Colt .357. Thanks again

I have a dilemma. I have a Colt .357 4" circa 1961 in 98% condition. Absolutely beautiful gun through and through. I also have a hard chromed 586-1 4" in the same condition. Also a great gun. They both feel great in the hand and have equally great single and double action pulls. Although I'd...

Much appreciated gents. Just the info I was looking for. Thank you

A friend of mine says his Remington 870 has a forend with a Surefire flashlight built or attached onto it. He says it's a complete forend you can purchase. Is there any such animal, and if so were do I get one? Thanks

Is the steel case bad in any way for your AR?

When my girls were this age I bought a Henry .22 lever rifle. We still go out with it and have a great time. Regards, Mark

This coming from a "Rugerlvr"! Pretty powerful recommendation.

This gun could be for hard use, but most likely average range and some carry. Factory loads is what it will eat, at least if and until I start to reload. My first choice was indeed a S&W 28, however, and I might be mistaken, the Ruger Sec. Six and Colt Trooper are a bit smaller framed which is...

Was looking at either getting the Ruger Security Six or a Colt Trooper. Any thoughts on these and which would be the better gun over the long haul. Thanks Mark

Very nice! They resemble the grips from Badger. Enjoy.

I've owned two G36's. Foolishly sold the first one. Bought another. Both functioned great, never a problem.

More Chuck Conners/Rifleman trivia. I remember one episode with Sammy Davis Jr. as a wayward but good harted gunslinger befriended by Lucas McCain. During a very brief stint in the NBA with the Celtics, lore has it that Mr. Conners was the first man to break a backboard while slam dunking.