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Okay, looking at what has become my passion, a small hideaway pistol. One the performs well, reliable always and always back to small too. The Sig is a little larger but I do love Sig. The LCP is just about right, but what else do I not know. I am just not into KelTec or Taurus but who knows...

I love all of them, really love Sig but have to admit that Ruger hit that ball out of the park with the LCP. What a great carry piece and when you look at size, reliability and size again, it is on top. Plus a lot less than the Sig. What have you bought?

Anyone know where one could get the two piece Smith box, the one with metal corners? Need one for my mint Model 34...

I have owned and still do the fantastic Smith and Wesson Model 41 pistol. I think there is no peer to this wonderful 22 auto and am curious how others feel. I did have one 4 digit serial number, now gone, and still have an older one now. I just think no other pistol shoots any better.

AT one time, blued Sigs had writing that said "Stainless Steel" on the slide and I am curious if all Sigs, particularily a 220 I am looking at is stainless or not. Any help?

I had one once, never fired it but now one is available to me again. There is a Smith there too but after reading the comments left by anti-Smith fans, who knows. Any issues, facts, tips, traps or other on the Sig?

I have my third Mountie. I do love that rifle but always wonder why Marlin did not keep making them. They are premium on the sales sites. But it is a great little rifle for sure.

Okay, I posted with just how much sense a laser grip is on a little revolver like the LCR. Now I have one and have to say it is just awesome. That is so much more than I anticipated. I give Ruger another pat on the back.

Just curious about paying a premium for laser grips on a 2 inch LCR. I am not sure how much sense this makes. Believe me, I know how nice laser is but on a two inch CCW?

My local shop has both the Sig and the Smith 1911. The Sig just does not seem as comfortable in my hand, may be the hard plastic grips. But I am a real fan of Sig and just want to know the choice in 1911. Sig or Smith and Wesson?

I am an old 1911 fan, having owned most of them, including the Sig, but I have to say the Sig 220 is one fine piece of weapon. It is just really nice to have that double action and a fine gun to go with it. Thoughts?

I always felt that way, but an old friend has me thinking. He carries a Colt 1908 in 25 because he can carry it easily. He is saying he just slips it into his pocket and away he goes. He provided me with several instances of folks being killed by a 25 and his challenge to dual anyone with any...

I have been around awhile and generally, other than some 22's avoided Ruger. I always stayed with Smith's in revolvers and ventured into some other premiums with auto's. Now, I have my LCR and have to say Ruger displayed pure genius with this revolver. Maybe the LCP was the first stroke but...

I am not sure, but a friend showed me some light noise, light recoil 22 shells which I believe he called "Poppers" and said they only use the primer I think. I can see where that might be nice but would it fail in an automatic? I am not sure what the shells are but sure got interested in that...

This looks like a real sweet and small automatic, in 32, at least what I saw. How are they?

I just looked at a very small, very neat little .32 auto, SS, from North American and it looks nice. Anyone know how it compares to Kel Tec or Ruger? Or anything about it for that matter...

Around my place, finding 380 ammo is just not happening. I have talked to several dealers and they all say that 380 is just getting impossible to find. Any of you seeing this?

Just curious, as an old S&W J frame guy who would try and tell about the new Ruger when it is there. I am not sure a short barrel will be the same story as the LCP but don't know. Do any of you plan to get one? And maybe why too...

The best thing about sending your Ruger back is that they include a finger extension magazine with it. I can't find one but surely someone makes it. I know you can buy the extensions but Ruger is steel and that is nice. Anyone know where such magazines might be?