Sounds good, Joe. I've always thought that gun control laws are unconstitutional, and that Vermont and Alaska are the only states that treat concealed carry correctly--that is, no permit required at all.

Rob

To me, there is nothing so nice as that original, four-click action of an old single action revolver. I can't afford the Colts but I've got several Rugers, nearly all of them old models, and I'm not a fan of the safety conversion. I've got one old model Single Six that did have the safety conversion...

I've got a Glock 19 with night sights, and I think they're awesome. You can't go wrong with that combo. Load it up with 15+1 of your favorite hollowpoint ammo and you're good to go!

Rob

What's a toff? Sure don't sound good! I've narrowed my favorite two down from about a half-dozen in my area. The first is The Gun Broker in Clackamas, OR. Good people there and a great selection. They've got some leverguns, and also an old model Ruger pops in from time to time. The second is 99 Gun ...

Neat thread!

I used to think the Buck was a large knife, until I got the Gerber. The Gerber is almost too big, actually....



I always have a folder or two with me, and a very heavy duty 5'' fixed blade CRKT in the truck.

Rob

Good post! I can't wait to hear how it shoots.

Part of the fun with Rugers, I have found, is getting to "tinker" with them.

Rob

CB, that is a neat Buckeye! You might want to also list this gun over at Rugerforum.com

Rob