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One of the dumbest things I ever did was let my Rossi 45 go. I have been looking for a 16" bbl in 38 for a long, long time.

I had a Uberti Schofield in 45LC. I'm pretty sure I only used lead ammo. I let it get away from me and am sorry I did. No, there are better choices for a service weapon.

I have a problem with mine. The magazine sticks about halfway in, and will go no further. Can't figure out what's wrong. Bewildered (and not too mechanical.)

Don't tell Diane Feinstein.

Are the Rossi's all gone?

You might want to try loading 357 magnums. Longer cases might help.

I let go of my Rossi 92 in .45 caliber, thinking that in the future I would pick up a Rossi in 357. Not one of my better ideas.

Thanks for the input. Safepacker looks like a good bet.

I have two Star BM's. One shoots pretty well--the other will knock a gnat's eye out.

Taurus 608.

Recently became paraplegic and confined to wheelchair. Looking for holsters (Colt Cobra, FN High Power, Colt Commander) which would work for me. I have ruled out waistband holsters, and am considering shoulder holsters. This seems problematic for the Colt Cobra, but I like its dead on...

A 16" 357 Rossi would set fine with me. A little work is no big deal.

I've never had a problem with either Wilson or Metalform. My NRA standard shooting buds swear by Metalform.

What does a CZ75 sell for these days?

WOW!

I have two. They are great shooters. Might be good for EDC.

We used 125 grains to kill people. Never had a chance to see if it was true/

I prefer wadcutters. You?

Yes. Especially the non Yugo versions, which, while really good, are still available. The others are rapidly rising in price.

Buy it now. Don't wait until morning.