Recent content by Jerry in SC

Remington is in stock at Target Sports USA.

Colt Python barrels are not sleeved, they’re machined, bored, and rifled from bar stock in one piece. It’s seen in the guns.com video here that shows and explains the entire process...

My parents neighbor had a Rolls, it was very luxurious inside (had mink floor mats). It was a great ride, heavy as a tank 😂

I agree, the actions are so different you can’t get as clean and light a single action trigger pull without a lot of work, even then they don’t feel as crisp to me.

I saw a new Rolls Royce Dawn convertible in the Walmart parking lot a few weeks ago, I guess that’s how she could afford it.

Mike can perform the action job now just by sending him the hammer and trigger. Check out his blog.

Mike Heffron (Heffron Precision) has a set up that works miracles on the trigger pulls. A Colt can’t pass the state drop tests without a heavy trigger pull.

Man that's awful. Looking at the velocities give me a good idea that they're much hotter than a major manufacturer’s +P.

I had to give up archery and shotgun hunting after disc replacement surgery twenty years ago. I had hunted with recurves and long bows since the late 60’s. I never considered a crossbow, they were legal for handicapped hunters but I think they’re now legal for anyone. Deer hunting has changed...

They are very popular with serious knife collectors, you don't have to worry about an expensive carbon steel knife rusting while stored in a Gerstner chest (kept inside a house of course). Gerstner has a booth at the Blade show in Atlanta each year, they sell at signifiant discounts there. They...

@M29since14 A Gerstner brings back those memories, something very special about them. They're a look back to a time when men earned their living with their hands.

Wonderful to see these old Gerstner's. I ordered one about ten years ago at the Blade show, they offered free shipping and a 50% discount at the time. Mine is the 1805 chest, it's a near copy of Orville Wright's Model 41A chest. I keep knives and a few gunsmith tools in mine, a few odds and...

After hand loading for many years, I found just how precise Redding dies were made. I used no other brand from 1989 forward. Their profile crimp die for magnum pistol calibers was a game changer for my hand loads. I had an old Lyman All American turret press I bought in 1972 that was a beast for...

I don't know if my 2024 was hand tuned or not, but it has not had a single issue since I bought it. No FTE no FTF in 500 rounds of CCI SV so far. We have three and the only issue was one that had a loose rear sight. I fixed with a few taps with a punch on the bottom of the sight to tighten it up.

I never went to any of mine, didn’t miss much based on the photos I saw 😂