Wes Doss To Conduct Tactics Seminar in the Steyr Arms Booth at SHOT Show

I bought a Rossi V971 .357 magnum with a 4 inch barrel and it was blue with wooden grips.It was cheap.The rear sight broke and I knocked off the timing firing constant magnums through it.This was the summer of 1997.I got it fixed and sold it.I bought the stainless steel V971 .357 magnum with 4 inch barrel and rubber grips.I thought it would be tougher.Again I knocked off the timing with a steady diet of magnums.Got it fixed and sold it.In 1998 I bought a L frame S&W 686 plus with a 4 inch barrel,SS,and Hogue SB monogrip.Never had another problem and I can feed it magnums all day and it runs like a champ.I had some money problems and sold it in 2005.Great Revolver.Shot to point of aim.Very accurate.I miss it.One of the best handguns I ever owned.Now Taurus has taken over.Maybe they can or have put some quality in Rossi.For my money.A S&W revolver is the best.

can I get the PPK .380 in California?
I hear it is being tested by the state.

We must be more clever. In silence, exile, and cunning lies victory.

Chest thumping, name-calling, screaming, shouting, running about. . .all may be “gratifying” to the naive 12-year-old dwelling within everyone.

But within no 12-year-old does the manner or mode to achieve victory actually abide.

Only battle-scarred, battle-hardened, battle-tested, realistic (and silent) men and women are good for the long haul to achieve victory.

Ever notice that such as they never say much?
The Spartan objection to the Athenians was: “Athenians talk too much.”