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Yes, I think it is. Well It's a carry/working gun, so no big deal, I guess.

A couple of weeks ago, I got my brand new S&W 442 out of lay-a-way at Harvey's here in Knoxville. Been looking around for a new holster for it. I ended up picking DeSantis Sof-Tuck IWB #106. I got it today from Academy Sports and have been carrying all afternoon. This is my first foray with a IWB holster. I'm pretty impressed do far with the concealablity and comfort! One thing I'm not impressed with though is the durability of the finish on this pistol. It's already picked a couple of scratches. For a Smith, I would have expected a more scratch resistant finish. So far that's the only thing I don't like about this little revolver.

Agreed!

The Savage 24 is definitely better looking.

I've been listening to HARDCORE HISTORY. Right now, I'm listening to Blueprint for Armageddon, which is about WW1.

I kinda like them. They aren't beautiful, but they are workman like.

Sweet!!!

I like the set up! But I think I would like it a little higher. Does the holster retain the pistol well? Does it pinch or is there a strap?

Never mind.

Obviously nothing.

Ruger seems mighty proud of their rifles. Can't for the life of me understand why someone would buy a Mini 14 over an AR. The difference in price is upwards of $200 more for the Mini 14. The PC is still a little cheaper than a 9mm AR though. But not if you build the AR.

I think I'd like to have one of these little rifles.

Sorry. We seemed to have jumped to the 9E or at least I did. Maybe I need more coffee.

We talking 9E??? The grip looks longer than two fingers.

There are lots of .40 S&W LE service pistols starting to flood the market. were they were traded in for new 9mm and .45ACPs pistols. And they can be had for cheap. That might be enough to keep the .40 from dying in the short term, but I don't see it as a viable caliber in the long term.

We need more of this around the country, including here in Tennessee!

Bud's has them right now for $323, but they have the Mossberg 590 Shockwave for $297. And Smoky Mountain Gun Works (also in Sevierville) has the Shockwave for $279. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/2084_37_64_991/products_id/36688/Firearms/Shotguns/Remington/Pump+Action+Shotguns/Remington+870+Tac-14+Pump+12+Gauge+14+4%2B1+Black+Synthetic https://www.smga.com/mossberg/590-shockwave-12ga-14-bbl-6rd-142 You can get an adapter for the Mossberg that will allow you to shot the Aquilla Mini shells ( Buck of Slugs). That will increase the capacity to 10 in the mag. http://www.opsolmini-clip.com/ Here are the Mini shells https://www.midwayusa.com/product/2506162922/aguila-minishell-ammunition-12-gauge-1-3-4-4-and-1-buckshot-11-pellets

For $450. that's a steal!!! WOW!!!

I would go look at the Rock Island/ American Tactical lines.

Those grips look a might large for CC. And does it really need to be 22oz? That’s the same weight as my SA XDs .45acp. That’s right at my self imposed weight limit for a CC piece. Not a bad looking revolver though.

I don’t think he wants to pay that much.

Sounds like a mag problem to me. Take that thing back to Buds and trade it for a Ruger LCP if you want a pocket .380.

Seems to me that 1 million each is a bit excessive though. I don't see these people being big flight risks. The Prosecutors are just making a big deal out of it for the publicity.

I had one of these little .32s and for a little snubbie, it was pretty accurate out to 25 yards!

Buds has the Rock Island .38 spl 4" for $212. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/35253/rock+island+51261+revolver+m200+single%2fdouble+38+special+4+6+black+polymer+bla EAA Windicater fpr $292 https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/91848/eaa+earb384+windicator+38+special+4"+6rd+blued+alloy+frame+b Taurus Model 82. Bud's has them for for $351. https://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/31559/taurus+82b4+m82+6rd+38sp+%2bp+4"