Recent content by BKDinTexas

I am no JM but I have them on my competition guns. They allow you to make micro grip adjustments as you draw if you don't get it just right as you grab it. Jerry knew what he was doing. They can kind of beat you up on long shooting days, but I still prefer them and use them anyway, but only on...

I was shocked when I asked for a discount for buying them both they actually knocked off $90 on each one. I got them for $1100 a piece. I was fully prepared to pay the $1190 asking price for each as I know how hard they are to get now. Particularly the 617. I will not buy a revolver without a...

Jo I will dig them out in a bit as I promised a friend some pics of.the 617 as well.

For those interested I just bought the new 617 and 686 plus. Still am in shock I found them together for sale. They completed a first ever trifecta week for me as I found and bought a 325 Nightguard NIB earlier this week as well. The first 357 I had found a few weeks ago had a very crooked...

Wierd because a NICS check only involves a general description of the type of firearm and does not include model or serial nos. Unless something has changed. So how did that pop as stolen?

Bump with correction.

Traded. Thanks to all.

How does that fixed sight frame work with the high adjustable sight barrel? Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Speed Beez makes a great competition holster. What I used at steel challenge. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

I shot steel challenge with mine quite a bit. Worked great with 38 lites and the eight shots really helped with pick ups. Sent from my SM-N950U using Tapatalk

Just bought one and stupidly rushed out of the store because it was closing time. Then it sat in the safe for a couple of months. Went to shoot it and it only fires on one cylinder hole, the others all lock up. Put it under the magnifier and four of the lugs on the cylinder ratchet are uncut...

It works. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

It should work, but it didn't and he diagnosed and fixed it himself instead of all the hassle of sending it back. Kudos! Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-N910A using Tapatalk

You do understand that the ball bearing is not supposed to set fully into the indentention/groove in the shroud. It is offset on purpose, the purpose being to avoid possible slack or wiggle if the notch was/is not perfectly sized. It is actually designed that way and allows for wear over time as...