Recent content by Coyote56

New acquisition is seeing some use lately.

I suppose we can all just shift to using the Honor System…no?🤣

Sold the 870 Express. Bought a Benelli. No complaints.

Six round revolvers have withstood the test of time for centuries. No reason to become unnecessarily swayed by gimmicks.

…then maybe the acquisition of a Glock 42 may solve the dissatisfaction issue

When it comes to a .45, one size fits all can be tricky. Some people just do not dig the cocked & locked concept, no worries Indeed there is a healthy catalog of ordnance from which to choose.

@Snake Pleskin @gundog5 Grips are made by: Ruger SP101-Badger Grips (Bocote) Pair of Colts-Hogue (Rosewood) S&W 442-Altamont (Rosewood laminate) Ruger GP100-Altamont (Rosewood laminate panels) S&W Model 629/Monel 66-Altamont (Rosewood laminate) Colt Python Altamont (Walnut laminate)

“but .357 is more comforting than .38s at times. I normally load the first round to be snake shot, then something stouter after that.” Your preferred choice of defensive ammunition is sound. Perhaps you should rethink your pistol loading protocol.

If you are thinking of a 4” barrel, consider: Ruger GP 100…the tank of handguns S&W N frame (top-.44 magnum) or K-frame (bottom .357 magnum)..time tested and well proven Colt Python…overpriced and worth it

Holsters will make the difference when it comes to all day carry. I will tote my SP 101 around all day in a proper OWB. Never know it’s there. Also, give the Colt King Cobra a look. Spendy but a fine carry revolver. Again, good holster=effortless carry. And a S&W J-frame is always a contender

SR1911 Commander (.45 ACP)

I’d give the nod to my Microtech UDT (center)

Now all you need is a proper holster…..

Gotta go a long way to do better than a Hi Power

One of these usually…..