Recent content by buzz754

I thought the original series was entertaining and well done, but I can't stomach Bosch Legacy. It seems to me that they hired awful writers and it seems even the actors have forgotten how to act. Very cringe.

None of our business, but I think we would all love to know how much and how can an antique business sell a firearm?

Shoot it before you buy it. My brother bought a new ppk made by S&W some years ago. I had never handled, let alone fired any ppk before getting ahold of his. I had always jones'd for one right up until I picked his up and fired a couple of mags. It was in .380 by the way. The most dissatifying...

I have a first issue Bodyguard which now has a deactivated laser, removed battery. I have never had any problems with it and it is surprisingly accurate. I have no doubt that the updated version will be a very good, easily concealed firearm, but for me, I cannot conceive of a more practical...

This is a bit like the way Les Baer Hillsdale made pistols are considered by some as being superior to the current Leclaire made pistols. Les Baer wasn't bought out or sold, he just changed the location of his shop by 20 miles or so. Same staff, probably some new equipment, but somehow some...

Many years ago, I set out to find a s&w shield in my area, none were available. One dealer had a Beretta Nano. Unfortunately I bought it.

Weren't no dashes steel framed?

My first gun purchase was a new 19 in 1975. I put some .38 through it, but predominantly 125gr 357. I was new to handguns and had no idea that it could be detrimental to over do full house loads. I learned. I had no idea of the differences between an N frame and a K frame. I had no thought of...

My first handgun was an m19 I bought new in '76. Loved it, shot it so much that I finally killed it a year later. No one told me the 19 wasn't up to a steady diet of .357. Some folks told me I should have gotten a 27 or 28. Wound up trading it in on a Colt MK 4 70. All those years, up until a...

I bought a 4" 2206 new when they were still in production. I'm not sure if this is typical, but this gun has absolutely the best trigger of any handgun I have, or have ever fired.

Welcome. Where in Italy?

I did't know that owning a birth year firearm was a thing until I ran into a Romanian m44 with a bold 1954 on top of the receiver, at a gun show. I could not pass it up.

I have owned a 2206 for many years and posted about it on several forums throughout the years and have never seen anyone else comment on the trigger. Maybe mine is an anomaly but my 2206 has absolutely the best trigger pull of any handgun I have ever owned, and that includes a Les Baer 1911...

All of you who are so enamored with the old school, hand fitting nonsense should take a look at the latest YT post from GunBlue490. CNC and Mim are where we are now and it is not going to go away. My first handgun purchased was in 1975. I bought a new S&W m-19. Beautiful revolver, deep blue...

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