Crooked River Pete, SASS 43485

I heard that the Colt barrel had a more suitable twist for .357, that why it was considered more accurate.

Bersa .380, bought it used, tried to find ammo it didn't like and never did. I used to have 1/2 boxes of all kind of oddball .380 left over, it shot them all. Kel-tec p32, great reliable gun. Hi point 9mm, I had a jar of odd ball 9mm on my loading table, different makers and bullet styles, took that to the range to test the gun. Fed and fired everything. Found some .380 in there, fired and fed that also. Winchester 1200, only real problem with that gun was that it tried to follow the beloved M12.

Those 4 magazines are worth more now than he paid for the whole gun.

I've had a few Colt ace pistols over the years, all shot realy well. All I have now is a Colt made conversion.

kangaroos are just deer that went to prison.

I like red dot sights, but green is better. Much more accurate than iron sights.

I would look into Lock, stock and Barrel. They sell on Gunbroker. They are in Wyoming but will send a truck to your house to get the guns. I have used them a couple times and was happy.

Jack Schmidt

yes

That's what caused the East Palestine derailment.

Trash panda hanging out with the trash.

I always used longer barrels, never had a problem getting around props, less felt recoil also. With a sxs the longer barrels make it easier to open and re-cock the hammers.

I like the Marbles, windage adjustable. https://www.marblearms.com/standard-peep-tang-sight.html

May I suggest welders supply stores, or any industrial supply. Most trades wear 100% cotton for fire protection.