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Was? WAS? You let it go?

One handgun to do it all? Option One: S&W 65 (K frame .357), 3" barrel, round butt, fixed sights. Easy enough to conceal. Big enough to be able to shoot well. The fixed sights are durable. If it is truly going to be a one gun for all situations, TK Customs can machine the cylinder to accept...

I've been carrying one for almost three years now, an RXP (full-size with red dot). It was a quick and easy way into a red dot carry gun at the time, but it's stuck around. I replaced the grip frame with one from Wilson Combat. The grip feels slimmer and kinda sorta 1911-ish to me. I've shot...

All Garands SCAR 17 Accuracy International AX

First: Ruger .22 Auto, S&W Victory, or similar. If working up to a carry gun, then a Glock 44 or S&W M&P 22 make sense. Then: See how that goes before moving on. They may hate autos. They may hate the grip shape. They may have some physical issue with operating the slide or using the sights...

And not only more money, but more weight. It’s 40 ounces. That’s not only heavier than an original HiPower, it’s slightly heavier than a 1911. One of the best things about the HiPower (“Hi” and not the new “High”) is how trim feeling it is. At least, in all-steel pistol terms. This one is not...

Sig P320 with RDS, and S&W 442. Maybe a Kahr PM9 Covert. The Sig is because the front sights are disappearing. Otherwise, Browning HiPower. Home- Benelli M1 and/or Steyr AUG. Car- SCAR 17. Maybe Benelli. Maybe AUG. Maybe Garand. Motorcycle- Might switch to revolver; S&W 65. Ruger PC9 in...

I like the Bearcat for size and cuteness, but I shoot my Single-Six better, that's for sure. I like my big bore Single-Six (.32 Mag) also.

S&W spec sheet: https://snwcdnprod.azureedge.net/sites/default/files/spec-sheets/13388-mp-specsheet.pdf

I haven’t got anything from an online gun auction since… Thursday. I love them for hard to find things. I know that’s most guns now, but I’ve got a lot of things this way. I can look for a certain gun at every gunshop and gun show for years and might see two or three, but can go on Gunbroker...

A little info regarding .40 HiPowers: Browning was slow to come out with a .40 when everyone else rushed theirs out. Writers at the time said Browning took their time to get it right rather than just dropping in a .40 barrel, but my theory is Browning simply showed the HiPower their usual lack...