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OK. I'll mention the elephant in the room. What was wrong with the Sig and the Ruger? I hope you're not telling us that you traded two perfectly good pistols for one that is unreliable.

What? No black eye pics yet?

I have one just like it. I love shooting it and it does attract attention at the range. The West Berlin story is interesting. I have heard that that an unscrupulous importer, at one time, stamped swastikas on some of these to try and sell them as war relics, so watch out. Nobody bothered to...

I keep thinking that I should sell my Colt MK IV Series 80 Government Model. Then I take it to the range.

Most armed confrontations end after 2 or 3 shots fired. Many end with no shots fired. There is no handgun in my collection that I shoot better than my S&W Model 13. That settles it. "Spray and pray." - Jeff Cooper

Go to Cabela's in Glendale, AZ on any given Saturday afternoon and count the CA plates in the parking lot.

I would think that the sheer number of guns in circulation would keep this caliber alive for at least two more decades.

Then you should now know that Detective Callahan carries a "light special" in his behemoth. Pay attention!

When I see "speed loader" I think "revolver". Guess I'm old.

It took me 65 years to figure out that a J frame with a boot grip was the perfect carry gun for me. My ego would have me walking around with a 629. A snubbie, of course.

Add to your list of features... "- Single action" I don't see that this has been mentioned in this thread.

I live in Arizona, and when I have occasion to go to California I just don't carry. I fail to see how a locked, unloaded, inaccessible firearm makes me safer. Yes, you can take a gun to California if you carry it under those conditions, but any misstep is at least a Class 1 Misdemeanor which...

As a fellow revolver lover, I can tell you that the generation gap has served me well. As an example, a couple of years ago I traded away an average Glock 21 for a 5" 95% S&W Model 10-5 manufactured in 1967. There is no shortage of folks younger than me who are willing to trade away "Daddy's old...

The original 4013 has an 8 + 1 capacity. I think they found a way to get one more in the TSW version.

The intent (?) is to give you extra support when shooting the weapon as a pistol (?). The result is a wannabe SBR. High scores for "cool factor", but otherwise totally impractical. It will go the way of the bump stock with little fanfare.

An 8 shot N Frame .357 is an awesome idea. Add a barrel and you're good to go.

If I were him, I would have also mentioned the irrational mass-hysteria that people go through every time something out of the ordinary, or something we don't like happens. If you think you need ammo just in case, then stock up before "just in case" happens. I hope those 7 million new gun owners...

You just never know when a rampaging rhinoceros is going to escape from the zoo.

Please cite your source of this information. Who said it? I've never considered that any handgun could do this.

I had one of these back in the '90s. VERY well made and and reliable. However, I could never understand why a compact pistol such as this was designed with a sight radius an inch shorter than it could have been. Brainless!