Recent content by ACES&8s

When A.I. is finally able to make the eyers and fingers perfect, then we can expect dangerous situations to come. I know some may be able to tell the difference already but when it is perfected === watch out.

I know your concern has merit. I bought a whole reloading outfit from a friend a few of years ago during the ammo depression and he had got it from another guy, well it had about 1,500 = 357 and 38 calibers already loaded and looking at the specs per their loader they were loaded in 1986...

Love the model 28, seems we both are into S&W revolvers.

My grandmother had a saying = Be ware what you want. lest you get it. Give the money to something worthy, like me, kidding. No person on earth is worth that much money, just to watch them an hour and a half. Offer the daughter or granddaughter half that much money to spend it on anything else...

350 legend is dreadful Been working up loads for a friend in the 350 legend and anyone who has done this knows the Winchester cases can't be reloaded per primer hole, then the other problem is lack of info on loading them. + don't send me the latest greatest insight into info on it. They are...

Turbo38gn got me thinking back even closer and I remember I had a galaxy 500 = 390-4 speed and an Olds S88?? I think that is what it was the model; it had a 394 cubic inch macho engine. Some of my buddies helped me strip all the weight we could get off of it and it would fly, I don't know how I...

How do I post photos on here????? Don't see the option?

Quick reply isn't working or I could answer a lot of these, sure looks like a lot of us look back and wish, but then who doesn't? If you kept them, imagine how it would have changed where you are today! Don't have any pics of the 57 or 442 but someone in the family might have some. The 67...

I know lots of the OLDER guys and gals here are from the muscle car era and during that time some had silver spoons and others like myself had one at a time, with everything it took to keep the car on the road to get to work. I had a 57 Chevy, a 442 oldsmobile, then finally in 1982 I married...

The deal with the older model #57 fell thru because it wasn't a virgin revolver, it had not only been shot and attempted to clean it up as new old stock, the side plate screws showed signs of reentry by a person without GS knowledge. These didn't show up in the photos my son received of the...

I still haven't made up my mind about the Classic model. Either that or an AR 15 Daniel Defense, but the Daniel Defense had a serious setback in my consideration! My local gun shop has had -2- of them STOLEN while in transit thru FedEx or UpS! Either they are in such high demand that it is...

Yea the grips I have seen in pics look like my new Python grips. Narrow grips on a magnum are like they did all the planning to build the revolver then let a friend of a friend come up with the grips. But I am the guy who puts N frame grips on my model 19 carry gun.

My son is bringing me an older model 57 this weekend that has never been fired so I let the purity remain in the older revolvers unless they have been fired a lot. So it is safe, yet I have every caliber around it but have never owned a 41 magnum. The dies and bullets are easy enough to find but...

I have been looking into a model 57 shooter, instead of one to be put in the collectable group. I haven't seen a 57 Classic but I did try another Classic which doesn't have near the accuracy or trigger of the original. So I was burned once. Since I have a complete community of S&W fans here...

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