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J frame .38 special 1981 K frame .38 special 1956

How could I forget the Wolf Springs???? Yeah.... #12 here.

So far the best one I have found for my LCP is the Houge Hybrid grip. This grip makes the LCP much easier to control (Elsie gets a bit squirmy when fired without it). I like my Bear Creek wallet holster too! How about you? What has made your .380 experience better?

Thanks for the update. It's cheaper to just order new ones from Ruger, but I wanted to give the BT a shot.

My LCP has beat up 2 guide rods since I purchased it 2 years ago. They still work, no failures, but they look pretty bad. So, ordered a stainless BT Guide rod and we'll see how it does. Put 50 rounds downrange yesterday and there are no marks at all. So far, so good! They can be found at...

Here are my .38 Specials: S&W Model 36 S&W Pre-14 Masterpiece Also a pattern here - all my revolvers are S&W. ;)

The SS on black are all over the place around Seattle. Cabelas has a couple, as do 3 of the LGS.

Let's see- Ruger Mark III 22/45 Ruger 10/22 S&W M&P 15-22 Pistol S&W K22 Pre-17 Masterpiece S&W 34-1 2" Henry Frontier Rifle Winchester Mod 52 I think that's it - gotta watch 'em though, they breed like rabbits. To answer CRXPilot: I don't know of a .22 in a similar form factor to the LCP...

I have more .22s than any other caliber - rifles, pistols, revolvers. Can't beat them for inexpensive practice. Many of mine match up with larger caliber, similar firearms in the herd. Practice on the .22 helps in developing skill in shooting the bigger sister. That said, it does not replace...

Here are some Rugers: LCP, Mark III 22/45, #1 in 7mm Rem Mag