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I try to stay good with all of my firearms. I try to shoot at least twice a month. They have most handgun ammo FS but few lever-action rounds. I keep a log (twenty years) with each gun, and I update it every session. I am getting better on target.

It's very accurate and has less problems.

I had no idea that Kimber made a revolver. I agree that I am out of touch with modern handguns. I looked at a Kimber K6 that was offered to me at $750 (w/box). I looked at the Kimber site, and the MSRP is $1049 (who pays ask price?). I assume the quality is that of Kimber with no issues?

I am not kidding. The old 1950's post war revolvers are the best ever made:

I am looking at a Henry Big Boy .357 (used FTF buy). Pictures look good. I was wondering how difficult it is to field strip this gun? I searched this section and found plenty of useful information but nothing on cleaning them. Thanks