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Talo has a special edition in an M-1 stock running the last few years. Model # 21138. A little steep at the moment. Sooner state pawn has one. https://shop.soonerstatepawn.com/Item/Details/Ruger-10-22-22lr-18-50-Semi-Auto-Rifle-M1-Carbine-Style/8b3f4e6c11084cb79445b3e4953cd13d EABCO sells a...

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Looks like Ruger made a batch of LCR’s in .327. Remembered this thread and thought I would post in case anyone was looking for one. https://gun.deals/search/apachesolr_search/736676054527

I have a couple pounds I could part with. I will send you a PM.

I would tend to agree, especially for a non enthusiast. .32 is a great caliber for a small revolver but, unfortunately, ammo isn’t as readily available in local stores. I handload and cast for it so that is largely immaterial to me. But is something to consider, for sure. A .357 LCR or other...

As far as finding one. You just have to keep checking your lgs, gun.deals and/or gunengine. They are in short supply but come up occasionally. Anything under $600 is a decent deal these days.

100 grain 32 long wadcutters hit to the sights on my LCR and have very little recoil. They are as available as anything these days. Just 2-3 times the price they were. Very economical round to reload though. Same availability issues apply.

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Easiest way to tell what you are looking at is with the sku number. Usually a 5 or 6 digit number starting with a 1. Is it a 2.0 model? I believe they named some of the older models as you described. Or you could be right and they are just poor descriptions. That is why I always find the sku...

As far as I can tell, the performance center marked gun has a ported barrel and slide. Pro model does not.

I have one of the 3” 9mm revolvers. Well made and similar size to a K frame. Trigger is a little stiff but it is still pretty new.

Just my 2 cents. Of the calibers listed, I would start with 38 special. It is possibly the easiest caliber to load for and a revolver is a more forgiving of a platform. Same goes for bolt actions. There I would start with .223. As to loading steel case. I have never done it but as a general...

I appreciate it. Yeah, just let me know if you have any that isn't spoken for. Been looking for a good local source so I would be interested in the future as well. Thank again.

I would be interested in a fair bit (500+ lbs) depending on the price. Thanks for posting this up.