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  1. Revolvers...with manual safeties?

    I believe it was their attempt to allow the gun to be dry fired without damaging the gun. Many rim-fire guns are not the most dry fire friendly. The gun was made more so for recreation than say...self defense, no? I think that safety feature is fine given the heritage's purpose.

  2. Revolvers...with manual safeties?

    It's not about whether or not a gun should have a manual safety. This seems to be a relatively unheard of thing, and I just want to see just how many models have such an abnormal addition to the gun.

  3. Revolvers...with manual safeties?

    When I first saw a heritage rough rider, I saw that there was a manual safety on it. I remember thinking "well, that's something you don't see every day," but that also makes me wonder. Are there any other revolvers on the market that has something like this? I know that Dutch police revolvers...

  4. I'm consolidating my calibers down some, looking for some input

    It's more popular and there are more choices.

  5. I'm consolidating my calibers down some, looking for some input

    Meh. Get you a girl that can do both

  6. LOVE THE ODT! RUGER SKELETON STOCK, SEMI AUTO 44 CARBINE, & REDHAWK

    Dang, it's been less than an hour, and everyone's beat me to it. Next in line, I guess.
  7.

    Something for Glock Guys

    I know. It was a knock on their tagline, given that Glocks are far from perfect out of the box.
  8.

    Something for Glock Guys

    But...Glocks are perfect! Glock perfection! How do you improve perfect?

  9. The gun you never buy

    Also, an SBR of any kind. You spend all that time, money, and hassle only to realize that shouldering a brace is completely legal and works just fine.

  10. The gun you never buy

    Yeah, what the heck is up with the heritage prices? They're getting sold as well, so somehow, people deem that the prices are fair for whatever reason.
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