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I bought one last summer locally. Not represented as unfired,but may have in fact been unfired. Box and papers. $375.00. I have a problem with the "new old stock" description. If it was bought at an estate sale then it had been sold retail making it (to my thinking) "as new" or "unfired". To...

How about this one from Comp-Tac?

Many years ago I drove Armored Car for a living, and in that situation I felt more comfortable carrying cross draw. When making pickups and deliveries, especially large quantities of coin, or when servicing ATMs I realized that more often than not my back was to any potential avenues of approach...

Does it work?

I frequently carry a North American Arms .22 Short revolver in neck pouch. Does that qualify as "not mainstream"?

Sort of. It is a Model 617 and has a full underlug that makes it look like a 686

I was considering one of those two, but I think I'll wait for the new .493 Eargeshplitten-Loudenboomin to hit the market.

My first love is, and will always be, a 1911, but I put all good quality revolvers ahead of any other autos.

Yes, S&W sights installed on a 1911 were fairly popular in the 60s and 70s.

I wish I could find a nice 581 again. I had one that had had the but rounded and I really liked it, but like so many others, I traded it for something that I can't even remember.

Having box and papers, or not, seems to have more effect on value than unfired v. fired-some-and cared-for.

Weren't the stainless 28s round butt?

As the owner of a bicycle shop I love it when people use WD40 to "lubricate" their chains. I sell a lot more replacement chains that way.

I've posted this before, but it has been a while. It may help answer your question Brownells Test