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Buck Rogers or George Jetsun :unsure:.

I already have more strikers than I thought I did and still need to spend some time with my Echelon to see if I like it. Looks like a good pistol but I just don't need another one. Maybe later though:unsure:?

There's got to be more to this than what is relayed in the article. US Marshal with a pistol that won't fire?

After each time a weapon is finished being fired.

Former LEO had this and made me a good deal. It helps that I like IWI firearms. Came with the original grip module & most recent one (pictured) with better texture than the original in my opinion, also 5 x 13 rd magazines & 3 back straps. Have only put 50 rds through it so far but no complaints.

I know what you mean about adding upgrades. I've had this revolver for 43 years and I know I must have changed the grips on it 2 or 3 times. ;).

I have always liked short barreled revolvers for their ease of carry and concealment not to mention the reliability and confidence they provide. Keep shooting.

For myself, the smallest caliber that I carry on occasion is either a 38 +P or a 9mm. My preferred caliber is/has been the 45acp. An old timer once told me "Never use a small caliber gun on a large caliber man." Not knocking anyone else's choices, just my 2 cents.

They give us love unconditionally, sorry for the loss of a friend and member of your family.

When I was a mere lad if you said somebody had an "automatic" pistol it was naturally assumed that you meant either a 1911 or one of those new Ruger 22s. It was still the era of the revolver. Plastic pistols you filled with water to squirt each other with because even the cap guns were metal.