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I live about 5 minutes from Smith and Wesson, so I might be kind of biased, lol. I do love Rugers though. Those are the two company's that i have the most experience with. It seems to me that S&W is considered superior in the larger calibers by most people.

I had been told (and now i tell others the same) that learning on a .22 is is a good way to start, especially if your just starting to get into pistol shooting in general. If your looking to do a lot of target shooting (maybe a local pistol league on the side, depending on how much you like...

"There is another old dirty that my buddy and I turned around while we were shooting and he was going through our bags. These guys are creepy!" Going through someone elses bag...at a gun range...That guy must have a death wish, lol.

My buddy reloads brass, but he's not one of the types that scrounges around while people are still firing. Usually he asks if they want it, and he offers to clean up there area when there done firing. That's really the only polite way to do it.

That's rather impressive, lol.

Hello all. I've been looking for a good active firearm's forum for a while (Downtime at work, need something to read) and i just stumbled here. Looks like a lot of good posters here. I live in Massachussetts, and i just started getting into the sport. I bought my first and only pistol this...