I spent a lot of time, money and energy riding motorcycles... seems like a previous life now. My point is that I would begin to choose my "next" bike far in advance and learn all I could about it before deciding that I would chase one down.
I bring that up because one thing that I learned to do that served me very well was to approach folks who owned that bike and ask them to sincerely detail the flaws, large or small. Especially small. My idea was that ANY choice would have some flaws-- so learning to manage them or defeat them or otherwise "live with them" was the key to deciding if that purchase was going to work for me.
So here, where we most often spew love and praise all over our favorites, I think it would be interesting to pick a favorite revolver or three and discuss the parts of it that you love it in spite of!
I'll do a couple to get started.
I bring that up because one thing that I learned to do that served me very well was to approach folks who owned that bike and ask them to sincerely detail the flaws, large or small. Especially small. My idea was that ANY choice would have some flaws-- so learning to manage them or defeat them or otherwise "live with them" was the key to deciding if that purchase was going to work for me.
So here, where we most often spew love and praise all over our favorites, I think it would be interesting to pick a favorite revolver or three and discuss the parts of it that you love it in spite of!
I'll do a couple to get started.