Where is everyone #5

Good score 6! Dad has / has had a few Taurus wheel guns. Seems to be content with them. Biggest POS I personally owned was a High Point 9mm, that rascal jammed like a house fire. Of my personal hand guns, I favor my Ruger 357 wheel gun, and my charcoal burner pistol.

 

Bought that gun last year at a Black Friday sale for $279,and it came with a free .22 revolver. I put 100 rounds through it so far, performed flawlessly with FMJ rounds. My only complaint is the trigger break, it’s long, but it’s a nice small frame easily concealable gun and I don’t mind it getting scratched up compared to my nice guns. Heck, I own two other 9 mm and didn’t need it, but the price was right.

 

I'm at home!
Cleveland ohio!
Completed my errands yesterday,currently in the jacuzzi tub,drinking Heineken.
My taxes are half finished
Going to return to the fireplace shortly,to complete my taxes.

 

Heineken always makes taxes go smoothly.
I had 3 huge garbage bags of junk mail to sort.
JB hunt..lol
Sends you a paper thin w2 in a plain wrapper...like a class action notice.
Ripped it quite good removing all the id numbers..thank God it's for a lousy $248...

 

I bought a taurus 945 .45auto when I was 20 yrs old. Gold trim, pearl handled pimp gun. Never had an issue with it (Well, I did have to put locktite on the grip screws. Still have it, but I'm not young and good looking anymore, so I replaced it as my open carry weapon with an uglier gun

 

Taurus makes some really accurate firearms.
I had a 41 Magnum revolver that shot dead nuts accurate at the range..even with targets at max distance.
Price cannot be beat..for the quality you get!

 

Not familiar with a Rhino, did a little looking though, interesting piece for sure!

Gun Review: Chiappa Rhino 60DS AKA White Rhino - The Firearm Blog

 

It's shocking how much difference putting the barrel down at the 6 oclock position of the wheel makes such a big difference in muzzle flip. Shooting .38s is like shooting a pellet gun. Mostly aluminum, it's nowhere as heavy as it looks. Awesome shooting gun. However, when you put those really hot .357s through there, you WILL feel it in your hands.

 

For personal carry I stay with the Ruger LC9. Have at times carried the Ruger Blackhawk too, the .44 charcoal burner gives me a lot of enjoyment out on the farm.

My mainstay is sporting rifles, Dad and I have had a lot of fun over the years plinking and reloading. One thing that was always fun was shooting sibling guards on a 8' 2x4 across 2 five gallon buckets.... have to call your shot though lol, just like in pool . @Logan76 had the opportunity to look at my junk smoke pole, put together from left overs and a new 42" .45 barrel from Dixie gun works.
Last time I got to play on the bench, I had the Ruger 77 chambered in 220 Swift shooting fairly decent. Still a ways to go to find exactly what it likes. Ruger 77 on top, Mauser 98 ( Sporterised) with heavy Douglas Barrel in center. I like oddballs .