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I too have found that 4227 works very well in my Marlin .44's, and my Rossi .357. Fairly accurate in my 84's, but stunningly so in the 92 20" octagon. Easy 2" group with the factory iron sights from prone off of a backpack with 15 grains under a 158 JSP. I am glad for the heads up on revolvers...

As above, looking for reasonably priced reloading .357 magnum brass. For those interested, I have a LARGE pile of once fired .40, 9mm, and .223 for trade. Trades will be heavily in your favor! Please, no many times reloaded, ready to split stuff. Pm with any offers. Thanks!

Very good deal- you won't find one for near that price in that condition. Well done!

Got my 4516 a few days ago- very sharp looking, almost no carry wear. May have to pull the tritium sights and send them in to be re-lamped. I'm remembering why I liked my first one so long ago!

Email is: [email protected] Hope some of you guys score!

If there is any interest in these, I can post the email for the seller- I have no affiliation to them, nor anything to gain.

I was going to suggest that sometimes brand new mags are extremely difficult to accomplish what you are attempting, but KBM sorta beat me to it. Load and store for a bit and I'll wager it will work.

A guy in the classifieds over at sigforum has several of each if anyone is looking. Pistol and 2 mags, no box or papers. They are all $400 before shipping, which is very reasonable (mine is $18 from OH to WV). I have a 4516 on the way, can't wait to get my hands on the best all steel compact...

No interest in the 700 Varmint in .308? Or did my PM not go through? -------------------------------- Edit: 2/6/14 Pics of the Varmint go through?

PM en route

Another vote for the 5906, with the 6906 a close second. You can't beat the combination of sturdy dependability the full size, all stainless 5906 offers. Makes the 9mm feel like a .22, and you'll have trouble ever shooting one to death. It is the next pistol on my short list, if I can find...

Hello all- new member from Martinsburg WV. Over the years have owned several Smiths (29, 586, 64 snub, 6906, 36 snub, 642) but sadly, only retained the no dash 36 after years of horse trading. Looking forward to hanging out and hopefully rectifying the decifiency!