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638 in a generic (pocket) holster from Mexico.;)

I've had those same kinds of encounters through Facebook. Who needs it. (Question mark intentionally omitted.)

My 4 inch has been with me going on 50 years and I love it but 8 bills? Really? I'd get a Taurus. To each his own.

Would it help to put a thin coating of Never-Seize on the inside of the chamber? (Asking for a friend.):whistle:

I bought a Rock Island Armory (RIA) single shot 20 gauge, made in Turkey. I had to send it back twice to Rock Island because it would not reliably ignite primers. The second time I sent it back they sent me a new one. The new one works fine. It's a handy little "survival" type gun. Very...

Round butt 2 inch K frame 38. Haven't come across a good enough deal, yet. I just want a shooter. If I ever get one it will be in for a workout.

Out of my cold, dead hands.

My 638. Practicing with target wad cutters enlarged the bolt hole to where it was unsafe to shoot. I finally got S&W to fix it, but they replaced the frame with one that wasn't much better.

I love my guns and I back-off whenever there is ANY sign of high pressure. The stickyness and flat primers you mention would have me backing off immediately.

If you are frugal like me and want to do a bang-up job with just a stone I suggest you learn this guys technique. It is the only method I've ever used with a stone that worked for me. I can get knives shaving sharp with just a $3 Harbor Freight stone. I use the ones they sell as a whetstone...

If I am intimately familiar with an EDC, the last thing I want to do is change it out just when I think I might need it.

A friend shot (and killed) his sister with a 22 rifle his dad left loaded when he was 10 or 12. He died an alcoholic in his 60's, went to prison twice (for other things) and did not have a happy life. His nickname was Crazy Bobby.

I've been thinkin' more and more about ditching my G42 and carrying the G26.

Does Michigan still mine copper? Maybe he's trying to flip Michigan by bring them jobs?

Looks like an S&W and a hair dryer got together and had a baby.

Way back when I lived in a trailer and hung with undesirables, I would remove the grips from my good S&W revolvers, put them in zip-loc baggies, and hose them down with WD-40. Then I'd wrap that in newspaper and store it in a safe deposit box at the bank. Yes, the WD-40 would turn to molasses...

This is my coolest knife. It's an old Craftsman. My sister gave it to me. It was in an old tacklebox she came across. It sharpens up good. The other blade is a hook remover/scaler. It is my EDC knife. It has been sharpened so many times the blade is shortened. If it could only talk - the...

I have been working through a case of some of the slowest ammo available; Aguila Colibri's. Never had a problem, even out of a rifle. I'm also a big fan of CCI CB's. But yes, that is something to be aware of with any 22 ammo. Any firearm, for that matter.

I would not have brought it up to the person at the counter. They can't do anything. Part of concealed carrying is to not mention it, never, ever, ever. You dig, daddy-o?

I would have been the one who carved the dog in the stock. No lie. About the time Reagan was president, there was a nickel Model 29 going around town. No one wanted "The Hair Dryer Gun", so I ended up with it, cheap. It had those honkin' big target stocks. They were way too big for my hands...