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I wear an Uncle Mike's with my S&W bodyguard, no suspension strap. I made a cuff using an old mouse pad with a velcro strap around it. I wear the cuff on my ankle under my sock. I put the ankle holster on my ankle just above the cuff and the cuff prevents it from sliding down. I've been using...

Bingo. CT grips are the only upgrade I can think of it needing.

For those interested in a piston AR-style firearm Faxon Firearms is about to start shipping their ARAK-21 AR piston uppers. Very nice. https://www.facebook.com/FaxonFirearms

I've had my Sterling for 25+ years. For a long time it was a safe queen but a couple years ago I started shooting it again. Stormwerkz makes a picatinny rail that fits on the scope mount so any optic can be mounted. I purchased an extra set of front hand guards (made for the AR180B) from...

Very creative. Not sure if those would fit on the inside of my safe door without hitting something inside when it closes. I currently use a mesh shoe organizer that's made to hang on a door.

I've heard all the arguments for and against dry firing. Who do you believe? I've decided to use snap caps just to be safe.

Is that a heavy .38? I have one and love it.

I took my wife to the range and let her shoot several handguns. She tried a Sig P230 .380, S&W j-frame 640 .38, Glock 19 9mm, and a Colt Python .357 (shooting .38's). The Python had the least recoil shooting the .38's and she liked shooting it the best. I'm considering getting something like a...

I haven't used very many different holsters with my Glock 19 but I'll know what to look for in the future. I like the cheapo plastic OWB Glock holster in cooler weather under a jacket.

Sorry. My 640 has the model number stamped in there. I thought they all were.

Lately I've carried my S&W Bodyguard everywhere. I have a Glock 19 in my vehicle and by my bedside I have the Glock 19 and a S&W 640 with CT laser grips.

Open the cylinder and in the inside recess by the ejector rod at the front of the cylinder the model number should be stamped inside there.

very sad news to hear. May God Bless all our men and women in uniform who protect us by sometimes making the ultimate sacrifice.

You should try some of the powderless .22 target ammo. When my wife took her concealed carry class the instructor had the students shoot his .22 revolver using some of this ammo. No hearing protection is needed and you won't have to worry about it over penetrating...

I've taken both my wife and grown daughter to the range to start them out shooting. I took a good selection of firearms. A Sig P230 .380, S&W 640 J-frame .38 (with CT grips), Glock 9mm G19, and a Colt Python .357 (shooting .38 special). After shooting everything my wife locked in on the Colt...

Good letter. I wonder if they'll bother to read it.

I bought my BG 380 a couple weeks ago. So far I've put 75 rounds through it without any functioning problems. My takedown lever is hard to rotate past 5 o'clock but I just use the end of a cleaning brush to push it past 6 o'clock and it pops right out. That's not a big deal to me. I'd rather it...

Here's my 640 heavy .38 with CT grips. Someday I'd like to pick up one in .357 magnum.

Welcome from PC. I do a lot of work in the Milton area. There's a shooting range up in Crestview if you want to go shoot that .38.

I have a S&W 640 with crimson trace grips and I love it. I haven't tried the LCR so I can't speak for it.