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Most of the ladies I know prefer Autos over revolvers. Their preference on action varies to DAK to DA/SA with one going with the full size Kimber 1911. Surprisingly most say the 45 has less recoil over a 40 and I agree. And they say the 9mm is a nice in between round. Since Hornady came out with th...

I know several 'ladies' that use and carry large frame autos quite well. They'd certainly beg to differ on the small/j frame as being ideal. After seeing them shoot, I tend to concur with them. Perfect practice makes perfection.

Another neg for the Fastfire was it does not have a mount to fit the std weaver base. But if your going to remove the rear sight and not use your open it a very good option. Let's not forget the potential negative of having to remove the sight to replace the battery and resight on these small refle...

didn't specify action type other than "revolver" - Ruger Single Six or Bearcat. The Bearcat is fairly dimunitive size wise and may fill the "needs".
http://www.ruger.com/products/newBearcat/models.html

I'm contemplating purchasing one of 3 red dots - Leupold Prismatic, Aimpoint Micro series or a Burris FastFire II. I like the smaller form factor of these models. I'm leaning to Aimpoint.

Thank You! I fully can see where that location would be confusing to its relation to lever adjustment, and also where the schematics fail. Doesn't look like that screw has been adjusted much, if at all in the past 100-ish years . Cherry one might say. Great find even if it wasn't the 44 1/2 you were...

Thanks for the Welcome, Bullseye

Perazzi- is there a chance you can snap a pic of the breech block screw? (only because petty details intrigue me- and there are so many that change from model to model ) Beautiful gun btw!

yes there should be a spring and plunger to 'tension' both the breech block and the lever.

http://www.wisnersinc.com/exploded_view ... l_44.5.htm

might help if I gave the correct link... 44 here http://www.wisnersinc.com/exploded_view ... del_44.htm