folks...It took my 16 years of off and on searching, but I finally found, what to me, is the ideal outdoorman's gun. a S&W Mountain Gun on an L frame 7 rounds of easy packing .357. Carried today in the first "S[peed Chopped" Sourdough Pancake holster with a new Quick Six Speed loader pouch...The Tuff Product's Quick strip shows then versatility of a .357...Myra, our 8 month old black lab pup is a great trail companion.On top: a Quick Six speedloader/moon clip pouch A S&W Mountain gun 686+ .357 and a Quick strip with 8 rounds of various 38 spl and .357 mag loads "Selfie" of my Mountain Gun in a Speed Chop Sourdough,worn IWB — at Simply Rugged Holsters.Happy Pup back from a nice walk in the hills...

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Of the Troops & For the Troops

That would certainly be a "Holy Grail" gun!

NM

A two f'r, for sure.

Paco's article his years ago.

They aren't just a dime a dozen. I've never even seen one in real life.

That would be a great one to have. I have handled exactly one of those and I really liked it. I should have bought it when I had a chance.

...sports some of Tedd's grips and rides in an EPS tortilla style or a cross draw.

I believe I told you the story when I visited last month.
Bought mine from Jack probably 10 years ago. Played with it for a few years and sent it down the road in search of my next toy.
As with a lot of things, wish I had hung onto it.

Like Sarge said, depends on where I'm headed as to what is in the pocket or on the hip.
That also goes for what is in the suburban