[NathanaelGreene]

I have to admit having a weakness for these little pistols. I can't walk by one on a table at a gun show or cruise by one in a pawn shop without having a closer look.

Am I the only one with a fondness for these cute little guns?

[Windwalker]

Do you own any? They are nice little guns but I prefer semi-autos in a larger caliber.

[NathanaelGreene]

Quote:       Originally Posted by Windwalker

Do you own any? They are nice little guns but I prefer semi-autos in a larger caliber.

Yes, I own a few; they're just for fun. For carry, I mostly bring along a S&W Airweight. My semi-autos don't get as much range time as they used to, though.

[Apollo Morelos]

Quote:       Originally Posted by NathanaelGreene

I have to admit having a weakness for these little pistols. I can't walk by one on a table at a gun show or cruise by one in a pawn shop without having a closer look. Am I the only one with a fondness for these cute little guns?

I have one. I bought it used for $99.00 about 10 years ago. I still have it because I like it. It so small it is good for CCW.

[15AcreWoods]

I have had the M68 and M88. Both were good revolvers. I had no complaints, I sold them to get a 357.

[OldFart2]

See the picture of my .38 SPL 3 inch barrel under "cracked frame" (The frame isn't cracked, it is a line of the inspection plate). I like this gun. It fits my hand nicely and is pretty accurate considering I'm 72 and can't see too good anymore. At 20 ft I put 5 of 5 in a 6 inch circle.
OldFart2

[White Rook]

My friend has a Rossi and I have a 5 shot Taurus. I like both of them. You might be able to buy both for what it would cost for a Smith & Wesson.

[blat]

I had 2 or 3 Rossi 38's way back when they had the "bullseye" cylinder latch, and the "made from a mop handle" grips; however, they seemed to be decent guns.