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Both you and her should be glad she was not in the vehicle. We can always replace another vehicle. Glad to hear no one was hurt.

I believe the correct, factory term is "standard."

I don't own anything from those guys but love it when you post those pics. I just noticed you have no retention on the lower model. Is that a problem? Thanks.

I have a later model Super Express left hand in 375 H&H Magnum. It is a beautiful rifle and a tack driver. Too bad they have never made the 458 Model 70 in LH.

You're going to buy a $10 holster to carry a revolver around that cost somewhere in the neighborhood of $1,000? Seriously? Live a little.

You could carry the first chamber loaded with snakeshot, and then load the other chambers with a defensive load. In the event you have a self defense situation simply double tap, but remember the first round will have no effect.

This is the holster tutorial format that should be mandated for any holster review. Now I want a CTC. BTW, I was carrying my 629 MG on a regular basis with GA Arms 200 grain Speer Gold Dots IWB with no holster, or OWB with a holster. I can't now since I showed my father the MG.

They are definitely one company making all they can make, and selling everything they make. They also sell a great deal of ammo at local gun shows in the Atlanta area, which average one per month I have been told.

You can talk about us vs. them all day long, lay blame whereever you so desire, and talk about how we need to slow down. None of it is happening like we would love for it to happen. ...just like the National Parks thing. People keep saying it's not really that bad. I bought $140.00 worth of...

Can you go by the Ruger booth and sneak a pic of the 44 special flat top? Thanks for the pics.

So when are you going to sell some of these? I love 'em.

...and the debate continues. There is an interesting comment found in the March/April 2009 issue of American Handgunner. On page 65 there is a picture associated with the article "S&W's Performance Center." The article was written by Roy Huntington. The caption for the pic reads "Forged...

...and the debate continues. There is an interesting comment found in the March/April 2009 issue of American Handgunner. On page 65 there is a picture associated with the article "S&W's Performance Center." The article was written by Roy Huntington. The caption for the pic reads "Forged...

I had no interest in the standard barrel until I bought one b/c it was cheap. Now I have an interest in these 64's. Talk about a nice carry gun!

I saw a mention of Snake's revolver being a S&W PC 629-4 Hunter. Would anyone know where to find a still shot of this revolver? Did he use the same thing in the sequel? Thanks.

I saw a mention of Snake's revolver being a S&W PC 629-4 Hunter. Would anyone know where to find a still shot of this revolver? Did he use the same thing in the sequel? Thanks.

That does have an Escape from New York ring to it.

Very nice. Perhaps one day I will have a 58. That will probably be the only 41 I ever own.

Are you planning on toting this 29 at any time? If so a 4 inch will be carried more often and a 6.5 inch will be left at the house more often.