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Yogi; The G27 is a sweet shooter, slightly more recoil than the G26 but unless you shoot both back to back I don't think you can tell the difference. The nice thing is the holsters for your 26 will fit the 27, a nice plus. I have both and like both! ;D

Yogi; You will love the Kahr, just follow Jocko's preparation method as listed on the Kahr Forum and "shoot it like you stoled it". ;)

rayzer007; Like the former Mayor of Buffalo used to say "Get yourself a six pack on the way home from work and let us get the streets clear". :o

I hope it heads northeast sooner than later! ;)

+1 on the Wolff. 8)

jackjr; Looks like your helper is having a good time! :D

You can't fix stupid! :(

Here I sit, guns clean - check, skills practiced - check, big game license bought - check, all the fall gun raffles purchased - check, deer hunting starts November 17! :o :D :D :D

mukwah, I have a couple of friends that have the Judge and have fun shooting it however for need they only carry it when they deer hunt to shoot rattlesnakes (Texas) they come across. ::)

There was a nice write up in my latest "Guns and Ammo" magazine (I think I can't remember and I don't feel like getting up to check). :)

Go for it, sell the ones you don't need and stuff the kitty again! :o

framedcraig1, how do you like the take down? :-\

Dave, how is your experience going so far with reloading? I am really getting interested in starting when I retire next year. I sure wished I lived next to SkipD or Rich, my wife would be saying "I thought you retired to spend time at home!" :o :o

Skip; http://www.cjrpc.com/interstate_1.htm

Skip I know what you mean. When I get my Maine permit I still need to go through MA and NH. I will travel under the Federal rule of unloading them and storing them in the trunk under lock and key until I get to Maine. ???

I do the same when attending hockey/football games, but nobody knows. They always check the wifeys purse. I think they are more concerned with beverage sales! :o

I have the G26 and 27. My winter carrys. Tough to choose between either. 8)

Skip and Rayzer; One more thing my instructor also gave me was signed form with the notary signing off (1 1/2 years after I took the course) that is currently with my Maine application ready to go in the mail. My NY state course was taken longer than the Maine regs of 5 years so basically I got...

Both courses are almost the same only slight differences of where you can or can't carry in each state (I think each state wants to make sure each and every permit holder knows the different nuances of thier state regs). The FL permit cost $117 for 7 years and the Utah permit cost about $80 - 85...

What about a nice Ruger 1022 takedown? ;)