Thanks everyone for the feedback.. I leaning more and more towards the 9mm. I was shopping around and I'm starting to think the M&P9 might be a good fit since my wife has an M&P22 we use for plinking.
Well I'll go on a different route. Buy yourself two revolvers, and one rifle, with all three chambering .357magnum. Any of the three can shoot .38 long colt, .38 Special, or .357 magnum.
1. Rifle Marlin 1894c
2. Ruger GP100, S&W model 27/28 4"bbl, S&W model 686/586, S&W 66/19
3. Ruger SP101. I would list the little S&W J-frame's, but in my opinion they(even the all steel models) are to light for the cartridge.
You can also do the same with the .44 magnum/.44 special.
1. Rifle Marlin 1894c
2. Ruger GP100, S&W model 27/28 4"bbl, S&W model 686/586, S&W 66/19
3. Ruger SP101. I would list the little S&W J-frame's, but in my opinion they(even the all steel models) are to light for the cartridge.
You can also do the same with the .44 magnum/.44 special.
I'm a .40 fan myself. All my semi autos are chambered in it.
No, No, No. just get the cheapest one you can find at Walmart.
9mm has the best price. It should allow for more practice. You could always get some .45 and a 1911 down the road 
In the revolver realm its hard to beat .357 for versatility, you can always plink with .38s. Get a lever chambered in .357 and you have a nice deer gun too.
I like .40 S&W for the very logical reason that when I went to buy my Glock I wanted a 19 or 23. They had a 23 for sale, and I have just kind of stuck with a 40 S&W since then. I just gave away the 9mm that I had, and I have been contemplating if I even want to replace it or just stick with the 40.
The hell you say. Buy Starett or Mitutoyo
I personally like to shoot a 40, but my first was a 40 and I never gave anything else a chance.
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