We need to speak up when a fraud blatantly lays a trap into which no informed buyer would fall. It is hardly a cry for tyranny to expect members of a close-knit community to show one another respect and behave in ways that will encourage new members to join. More likely than not, the seller hoped h...

Who wants to take advantage of this "deal"???? http://www.armslist.com/posts/4246039/minneapolis-minnesota-handguns-for-sale--glock-43--nib What a low-life. Nothing pisses me off more than when a purported gun enthusiast blatantly tries to F other gun owners. Dirtbag. He claims in his oth...

The statute would take effect on Aug 1, 2015 *HOWEVER* We will not get reciprocity with ND until and unless: -The Commissioner of Public Safety does his required annual review. -The Commissioner finds that ND's bill is similar and does not put ND on the list of states not similar. The determination ...

One word was stricken from the previous law. The part that was included in the bill simply removes the word "substantially" from the text of statute. Instead of requiring the potential reciprocal state's bill to be substantially similar, the new statute, if passed and signed, would only re...

It's hard to beat a Smith for a "kit" gun. If my main purpose of this gun wasn't an understudy, an older Smith with adjustable sights and a 3-4" barrel would have been my choice for a .22 revolver.

I bought an LCR 22 ostensibly for inexpensive practice as an understudy for my .38 LCR. Five hundred rounds of .22 are about the same price as 50 rounds of .38; ten times the trigger pulls for the same cost. I figured that the cost of the .22 LCR itself was equivalent to about 1500 rounds of .38 spe...

Been putting 50 rounds a day through my LCR-22 since I got it a week ago. I will recommend it if you are looking for an internal hammer snubbie.

connsolo wrote:Now all you have to do is sent it and about $1100 to Gemini Customs for a truly kick ass carry revolver.

SAW WEET!