Got my 2nd 442 from Bud's: First attempt at using a photo tent

[kng]

Any feedback?

 

[LC '92]

That is top notch photography. Looks like you got it down right. Wish my pictures looked half that good!

 

[rags]

Feeback? Yeah. WOW!!!!!

rags

 

[ben1]

First, That is some of he best photography I have ever seen. Second, if you don't stop that I am going to give in to the low priced, no lock beauty and my resistance is low as it is. Great gun and great photography.

 

[Florida Guy]

For your first attempt, you done fine son

 

[Moonman]

WOW !!!!! Wonderful looking photo.

 

[DCWilson]

First rate photo! Makes me realize those guns are more interesting than I thought they were.

 

[TAROMAN]

Superb photo and a great looking gun. I was under the impression that these were NLA.

What Bud's stock number is it?

 

[ejjeff]

Awesome photo and a great revolver = art!!!! imho Jeff

 

[Maximumbob54]

Now I want a 442 to replace my cracked 637. Thanks.

 

[ladder13]

Great pic, no doubt, and you bought the right 442

 

[ladder13]

Superb photo and a great looking gun. I was under the impression that these were NLA.

What Bud's stock number is it?

From Budsgunshop $361 delivered, stock number
162810 but since you're a veteran you can buy from the other Buds, Budspolicesupply for less $320 delivered, 150544LE.

 

[Broker50]

Outstanding! All that needs is a set of checkered Cocobolo Boot grips.

 

[tekarra]

Terrific photo of a good subject.

 

[rollin_hot]

Photo tent

Camera and tent specs please.

 

[cyberiad]

Outstanding! All that needs is a set of checkered Cocobolo Boot grips.

My hands may too sensitive but I tried checkered wood on my 442 and switched to smooth wood. Practice sessions with +P were just a bit too uncomfortable (and I don't like rubber grips at all) though I could have 'smoothed' the checkering a bit.

Nice photo. Is the light box home made?

 

[Broker50]

My hands may too sensitive but I tried checkered wood on my 442 and switched to smooth wood. Practice sessions with +P were just a bit too uncomfortable (and I don't like rubber grips at all) though I could have 'smoothed' the checkering a bit.

Nice photo. Is the light box home made?

Different strokes, & all that. I detest smooth grips for shooting, feels like the gun, especially a small one, is gonna' fly out of my hand. Smooth grips do look good in pictures, though. I have a set of Altamonts with the pressed checkering that gives you someting to hold onto, but isn't sharp, pretty good compromise. JMO.

 

[Dale53]

kng;

I am a published photographer and I have to say that your photo ranks with the best I have seen.

EXCELLENT work!

Dale53

 

[TNDave]

That is a great pic of a great gun!

 

[6pack]

Excellent picture.


I have the same "no-lock" gun bought from Bud's last summer. It sure is a great ccw weapon with some pretty decent performing +P Gold Dot loads.

I'm contemplating different grips for mine, now. The factory grips do well when shooting, but feel "hot" in my pocket. I'm looking around for other alternatives now. I'm thinking about the VZ models.