I normally carry my CCO with me where ever I can do so. I have this Rossi which I have had since they were first introduced. Haven't shot it that much but to sight it in and break the gun in. Mostly have carried some sort of .45 the past doz. years or so. Bought the Rossi cause the price was right and I liked the looks. Anyways as luck would have it a couple of years ago when walking down the stairs dumped the gun out of the holster and broke the rears sight off. No it wasn't loaded. Got a new rear sight and never did sight it in. Well went to the range Thurs. with a hundred rds. of Cor Bon 125's, and 110 grainers. The accuracy after sighting it in at 20 yds was amazing. With either load the I was shooting right about 2" from a rest. Twice that off hand and kind of fast, not as deliberate and double action. I can't do much better with my CCO. Recoil wasn't as objectionable as I remembered and didn't get any spitting of lead out of the sides of the forcing cone either. Granted doesn't have that many rounds through the gun but still all in all pretty good shooter. I have had the gun for the past 4 yrs locked up in the gun cabinet. Now rethinking my carry options. Seems kind of neat to have a nice chunk of steel on ones hip carrying a timeless and street proven load. Especially in the year 2000! I think the gun was purchased in 94(?) maybe 93 when they were first introduced. I know I didn't carry it hardly at all cause of my affection for the .45acp. Well anyways keep'em sharp and Happy Millenium.