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When I'm by myself at the range I don't even use moon clips. Most of the cases fall right out when you tip the gun up and the ones that don't just take a little poke with a pen. That 9.0 has become one of my favorite revolvers.

The moon clips I bought from TK Customs are almost as well made as the ones from Armscor that came with the gun. Think I paid $40 for 5 of them.

Thanks. And does it help soften up the spring leaving the gun cocked for a few days?

New to the forum, fairly new with handguns. Just picked up a Taurus Model 94 rim-fire revolver chambered for .22LR. I understand dry firing is bad for rim-fire handguns, not really sure why but then again I don't need to know why. Just don't do it, right? Without buying snapcaps I'm wondering...

No I get what you were saying. Just pointing out that that's exactly why I was looking for a 9mm revolver. It's hard enough finding ammo these days without having four or five different calibers to buy for. I hear ya.

That's exactly why I bought this one, to go with my 9mm semis. Tried the Charter Pitbull in 9mm but I'm just not a good enough shooter to be accurate with a 2" barrel so I sold the Pitbull and bought this little beauty. Really really accurate right out of the box.

Never thought any 3" revolver would shoot better than my Model 60 but this little AL9.0 is right there at least in SA. I've held the Rock Island M200 made in The Philippines and it's no comparison to the high quality Czech made AL9.0. The fit and finish of the AL9.0 compare favorably to...