On the one hand, I like the idea. On the other hand, I'm concerned about reduced capacity overall when they inevitably start limiting other locations that can be used outside of the official range.
Kinda wondering that myself.
In addition to your points, Ipretty strongly agree with the various ideas that all of the bans, gun free zones, and other firearm villification just serves to glorify them to those that would do the rest of us harm. Its a terrible feedback loop that especially seems to impact the rare but terrifying mass killings we've seen over the years.
Bubba jr takes up the family business.
That same scam is also ran on every other payment method. These would all be prevented by not accepting checks that aren't for the exact amount and don't pay the difference in cash to the check writer.
I'm being a little nitpicky, but there are issues even in the single action section since the say,
One big downside is that unlike more modern revolvers, the cylinder that holds all the ammo is fixed so you can’t just swing it out and eject all the cartridges at once. You have to eject one by one…and then load one by one.
Top breaks like the Schofield eject everything all at once and many are single action. The swing out cyclinder isn't inherently part of it being double action, but is uncommon to find only one of the two features in a gun. The Colt 1877 was double action and used a typical single ejector rod.
Price not yet available. Oh this is going to be one if those, "if you have to ask" things for me I guess.
Cello is a shortened version of violoncello.
Have you seen the reduced recoil shells like the Winchester AA and RST? That may help with the manual actions if they also fit well.
Does the stock length of pull need to convert back and forth? Is she small enough for a youth model?
See exhibit A: Charlie Sheen
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While its true Reagan was governer then and supported it, all he really did was sign a veto proof bipartisan bill from the California Legislature. Lets not forget those others like Don Mulford and John Knox.