Recent content by Espen

Sorry! That is a pure fantasy revolver made from different pictures in Photoshop. ...but, if Happy Hunter came in to my shop I would say YES to that job. Never built a "race-gun" on a J-frame, but it's just that kind of job you can't say no too. Unfortunately I'm not exactly Happy Hunter's next...

Something like this? (Photoshop)

My wife has small hands so I know the problem...and i forgot that the 632 has six shoots... Yes! It would be possible, and it's no more work needed than on any other PPC gun. Aristocrat even make (or used to make) a 5" sight rib. How cool wouldn't it be to get some nice PPC style grips made...

Nice idea, but are you sure? Getting your hands on match barrel blanks in .32 might be difficult enough, but it is possible. You might be able to use a rifle barrel in .311. I would go for .38 Special. If you want the .32 to hit something at 50 yards the recoil could actually feel worse from a...

Well, since I make a living out of selling ammunition, I might be able to answer that. Different types of Norma, and Lapua with the Mega bullet is the best sellers. One reason might be that there is no competition from the US brands in that caliber. There is also a good percentage of reloads...

Should I say thank you... In Sweden and Norway somewhere around 130.000 Moos is shoot every year, and the 6,5x55 is one of the most common calibers. ...so we are excellent marksmen over here in Scandinavia? In Norway you have to pass a shooting test before can hunt larger game such as moos. 5...

For a hand full of brass you might trim some .38 Specials. For more than a hand full, no way! The prize tag on the Starline brass doesn't event tempt me to start trimming.

I guess you are reloading for a modern gun, not the original outside lubricated .38 Short Colt? Lee has dies. I bought them and got myself a laugh. You get one standard .38/.357 sizer die, one .38 S&W powder trough die and a .38 Automatic (ACP) bullet seater die. So like me you maybe have them...

If you reload and want to shoot "9's" in a .357 without messing about with the gun. Use .38 Short Colt brass. It has basically the same dimensions/volume as a 9x19mm. Since they are short they work great with clips too. Got great results with 125 grains .356 plated bullets, loaded just under a...

We have Ranch clips in your neighborhood, Norway, if it helps. Sent you a PM.

Basically anyone with a drill press can do this easy. If a gunsmith manages to mess up that kind a job, he would loose his title on the spot

Not really. The pin hole in the front sight is not drilled because if you take 10 different revolvers you will find the hole in 10 different places Just install the front sight and use the pin hole on your gun as a guide.

On any 67 with a pinned front sight this sight set from Meprolight will be a kitchen table swap (If you are married, use a working table). You probably have to drill a hole for the pin in the front sight.

Nice gun ric426! Could you please post a close up picture of the crane lock? It looks interesting an done, in my mind, the right way. I really don't like to make a notch up under the barrel treads on a K-frame, it's already the weakest point on a revolver with a heavy target barrel.

If the Comp III is a lot cheaper buy it, it works. ...but it should be a lot cheaper since it doesn't last nearly as long as the Jet-Loader. The Comp III is similar to the Jet-Loader in function, but it's made of a softer plastic and when the "click" starts to disappear, then it's long before...