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All I want is the return of the Model 12/315.

Easy. The first one I would part with is the Ruger RXM (Ruger Glock 19). Nothing wrong with it, but like I always thought about Glocks, it’s easily replaceable with another one just like it.

I love the Centennials. One of the first guns I bought when I returned to Indiana from Chicago (spit) was a 640. I still have it, but I’ve gravitated to the .38 Airweight Centennials since then. I wish they made a K-frame Centennial. A Centennial version of the model 12 would be an ideal...

I love the Avenger. They aren’t as sexy as a Mustang, but they’re every bit as cool to me. If you’ve never seen one in real life, prepare yourself. They are huge.

I missed this. I bought a Seecamp .32 four or five years ago. Like some here, I well remember when it was impossible to simply go out and buy one. So I guess at least part of my reason for buying was the nostalgia or nostalgic posterity of owning one in addition to simple curiosity. If you...

I met Maj Plaster at an NRA event a few years ago. He and other SOG members knew a good thing when they saw it.

Training is good. I had a similar class for carbines Sunday. All was fun except my chicken salad sandwich lunch that was in actuality a botulism sandwich.

Yep, I’d still like to see it with a shoulder stock.

I guess I didn’t tell the entire truth when I posted before that I carry a HiPower with a red dot. I’m a believer in carrying multiple guns, and I also carry: S&W model 12, 2” RB. Appendix. S&W 642UC. Ankle. I choose revolvers for those uses for a couple of reasons. Due to where they get...

I wish it would replace the M7/6.5x51, but I think it’s too late for that.

Shuttup and be quiet.

Ordered. It seems like no place around here has caught on yet that primers are out there. They still want panic prices, and at least one place has theirs marked “CASH ONLY”. I’m all for buying local, but not with that treatment.

Staying up watching Le Mans.

.30/150 FMJ bullets .224/55 FMJ bullets #34 primers #41 primers Got some training coming up.

Which is different from who in big league racing? :) :)

Actually, his car looks like a 963. https://newsroom.porsche.com/en_US/2025/company/porsche-963-rsp-39683.html

Caddy can have the pole, dad will get the win. Dad = Roger Penske

1- Being manually operated instead of powered by the ammo it uses can be a plus in many ways. a) Not (as) affected by poor ammunition. b) Can be more dependable when carried in dirt-attracting places (ankle carry for example), or when maintenance can’t be performed to desired level...

I don’t know why I called it internal. I did have a birthday in April. Must be the age.

I like the optics cut. I don’t like the round butt “fastback” grip or the internal extractor. Rounded frames: They all feel awful to me. Internal extractor: I’ve yet to see how they benefit anything or anyone except the manufacturer.