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To each, their own.

To each, their own.

Tom Gresham is supposed to have the Ruger CEO on his podcast today. I’m not into YouTube much, but I will have to figure out a way to tune in. Might be worth it.

I have 2 Gen 1 Pythons and no real desire to get a Gen 2. From some very reliable sources the Gen2 Pythons need action work (Heffron precision) and a real sight upgrade (Wilson) right from the box … so spending upwards of $1500 and still having to get the trigger worked and better sights just...

I think us revolver nuts all want that. It would certainly go a long way towards moving me off the fence to buy a Colt 2.0 product. I do have 2 consecutively numbered RedHawks in 41 Magnum, so it would take a lot to convince me I just need an Anaconda in 41.

Next up, call Dewy, Cheatum & Howe

I’ll say this, if Beretta gets a controlling stake and sacks the Blackhawk in favor of the Uberti, I will sack Rome like a Visigoth.

Interesting! Thanks for sharing.

We’re enjoying a positive pro-gun political climate for now. Will change, it always does, but I think this plays a part in why the popularity of our interests wane to a degree.

Tragic. This is concerning: “Ruger also has not said that parts or service for existing firearms will end.” Not yet, anyway.

If Beretta takes control of Ruger and sacks the Blackhawk for the Uberti, I think Ruger owners ought to sack Rome like Visigoths.

I think the GP "Magnum" is still being made. As ugly a revolver as anyone could imagine.

From publicly available information they appear to be fine, financially and the present stake that Beretta owns is, I think, still at 9%, so not quite dangerously near take-control levels. This is more about their 2030 plan, whatever that is. I hope not just plastic guns and ARs. We have more...

Well, sure. Like almost anything affecting our daily lives, we are subject to the whims of any administration / agenda. I'm certainly not trying to offer you any advice beyond the obvious - seek out an attorney in the jurisdiction where you live for a more definite statement of the law(s) that...

Take your time and do your research ... the market can be a little overwhelming with all the options and I would submit to you that some of the options are not necessarily required (like titanium). And yes, now that it appears they are only a 4473 away if you live in certain states, now would...

I prefer the RedHawk to the Super RedHawk. It appeasers you have Pachmayer grips. To many, the factory wood grips were not as comfortable. Your specimen is excellent. Enjoy!

I'm rather fond of the 165-180gr weight class. I've shot the 155s and even some 135s, and meh. I like a heavier-for-caliber weight.

Their reputation for quality and performance is second to none. Shoot with confidence.

Hey ... hey ... hey now, I like my Colt Agent 38S, it has 20% more capacity than a J frame, making it a high capacity J frame!

These unwanted calls are filtered out of my list as well. Seems if they are not in my contacts, they never ring, but dang if they don't leave a voice mail. It's an annoying inconvenience at the end of the day.