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The only time I can recall doubling up on mags and putting a rifle in the truck was right after a couple of planes disappeared into some buildings in New York. Things were legit unknown in that moment...not whatever this stage crafting is in LA today.

I picked up a liter of Weller 12 in Dallas a few months ago for $225. They may have gotten to me a little bit, but not too bad. Think about all the miles you burn up hunting bottles and it works itself out, kind of like Smiths that way.

This has happened to me a few times. I've found a few Tyler grips this way, too. Warm fuzzies :giggle:

My situation is similar. Typically the 42 gets carried appendix style in a slim kydex, when it's hot or I'm otherwise in shorts. It's easier to carry the J frame in long pants, or even better in a jacket pocket. Sometimes I carry both in the winter. A J frame in a jacket pocket doesn't...

There are a growing number of new shooters who do not know how to disassemble/clean their firearm, or at least how to do it properly. Smokeless powders also make it easier to put off cleaning. My grandfather taught me to never let the sun go down on a dirty gun...but he was a long-time black...

I recently bought two new pistols that were consecutive for my adult children. Otherwise it wouldn't matter much to me. There would have to be more provenance to older guns besides just consecutive SNs for me to get excited.

Bump with new price

Making room in the safe. First up is a Model 681 NYSP 357 mag, no box. This unusual department issued revolver is one of approx 500 shipped to John Jovino Co. in 1981. The gun is properly marked below the cylinder, with signs of duty use. It has been carried, holstered, fired, etc, as a police...

I love the provenance of this one, and it's a short barreled beauty! Smith & Wesson .357 Registered Magnum Revolver | Rock Island Auction $52,875 if you're wondering

Now we're talking! Can't wait to see what's coming next!

I"ll take Set 1 of the Uncle Mike's.

Glad to see you back and scanning! This has been one of the most interesting threads all time on this forum. Keep them coming!

This might be useful for the Pachmayrs. The Tyler adapters are still sized as currently shown on their website, to my knowledge that hasn't changed in decades.

Another fun day at the Tulsa show...bring on the ibuprofen :)

Are you sure it's not a 3"? Is it ported? That would make it the first batch of prelock L-comps. I'd buy it.