The .22LR is simply not something I've really ever needed and when I have there's always one laying about the place I can borrow from a mate. That's not to say there's not good value in it, and as a trained long range shooter, I'd say to someone starting out, start with a .22LR.

You say the word smooth, in respect of your Colt Pony and I like that...A lot of people go for the wrong elements when choosing firearms and forget the fact they are there to do a job, like a car key, hammer or frying pan...Having a firearm that doesn't suit the shooter is a sure way to ensure it'll be ineffective if needed. Smooth, is a nice way to describe your firearm and I'd say that makes you better at shooting it.

On the image...I use Peakd as my front end and below is how you add an image to a comment.

It's pretty much the same with Ecency.