here is the blue and the stainless

we each have a handy little shoulder bag, with extra rounds, flashlight, compass etc.
ready to take whenever we ride the wheelers, even just out near the house

we were out riding this summer, down an unfamiliar trail, and suddenly there was a fresh moose calf carcass, a bear kill, ....mostly just bones left.....and me with only my 380 LCP in my pocket. NEVER again.

these are handy and darn accurate little pieces.

Really cool pieces, have a Mountain Revolver for such purposes, but those sure look like a lot of fun.

Any idea which frame style came first? Mine is like your stainless gun, but is NOT marked TERMINATOR anywhere.

One thing for sure, I really like mine and it isn't going anywhere until I'm gone.

didn't realize how good they were till i handled one a friend had, years later. somebody with old magazines/ gun digest can probably find the pictures.

compact and fit in pockets, small bags etc.

Mine locks up like a bank vault, still haven't shot it but with such a tight lockup and a smooth action it should shoot.

Having never handled or shot a Terminator, cannot speak to their quality, it may be very comparable to the Smiths, or even better, for all I know. My Smith has been back to the factory three times so far for warranty work, so I am under no illusion they are perfect. I am a fan of short barrel revolvers though, and those look very interesting. If the metallurgy is good in them, the rest could probably be sorted out if needed.

except maybe my dan Wesson, otherwise they are as good and often better than any others,

I may have to keep my eyes open if I see one for a decent price sometime.