DaleH wrote:If you want to scare off the Terminator robot or hunt elephants AND develop a substantial flinch, the first one wins by a mile.
For fun plinking and cheap shooting, hard to go past the Ruger.
DaleH wrote:If you want to scare off the Terminator robot or hunt elephants AND develop a substantial flinch, the first one wins by a mile.
DaleH wrote:Gotta love the model 29 in 44 mag. Just call me "Dirty Harro"
Eduardo wrote:The only reason I list this one is because I can't have it. And we always want what we can't have,
Kaine wrote:Just because I doubt I would ever find one, for the price I can afford.
Norton wrote:Revolvers with the under slung barrel definitely have that little 'something' to them.
Kaine wrote:That and I love the auto-revolving mechanism.
Blackened wrote:Looks particularly bad-ass sitting on top of a box of .357 mags
Kaine wrote:There are not that many things that wouldn't look bad ass, whilst perched atop a box full of magnum rounds.
Monty wrote:Sadly we Aussies have to make do with pictures only in most cases
Bugman wrote:For general plinking and a bit of target work...the S&W Model 41
Kaine wrote:Out of curiosity, we are allowed .357 magnum right? I'm never entirely sure what they count as high/large calibre or indeed what the cut-off is.
Eduardo wrote:Ruger Single Six Convertible, Stainless.
Eduardo wrote:The following pistols will be mine. It's just a matter of time and money, both of which are forth coming. There are others that I like of course, and may own someday.