Recent content by Jimbob

I got a Blade Tech holster for mine, it took about a month to get but it is made so you can have the light rail mounted if you have the TRR8. http://www.blade-tech.com/SRB-...Approved-pr-939.html No the Sidearmor holster for a full lugged stainless gun will not work, the barrel shroud is too big.

I have a 19-4 that I put the Wolff spring kit in and it sounds just like you describe. The mainspring is what is making the sound don't worry about it.

Thanks I will give that a try, the 27 has been sitting a while I would hate to see it rust from lack of attention.

What do you guys that wax your guns do about areas like the rib on most S&W revolvers that has been blasted and serrated or worse yet a mod. 27? Do you oil that area or go ahead and wax?

I have a Remington silica canister that you can plug in to recharge. I have to plug it in every 1-2 weeks depending on how humid it is, only cost $20.

I carry a 4" 686+ in a Milt Sparks VMII and usually a 442 in a Nemisis pocket holster also.

The Federal Tactical 00 buck low recoil is the best I have found aside from Hornady TAP. Both patterned extremely well. Winchester ranger had a noticably larger pattern beyond 10 yards.

Hornady makes some .38 special non +p loads in the old XTP line and a load in the new Critical defense line. Buffalo bore has a standard .38 load also but they are very expensive.

Another run of the 646 would be nice make them all stainless with a Mickulek grip and maybe a partial lug 4" barrel.

Another run of the 646 would be nice make them all stainless with a Mickulek grip and maybe a partial lug 4" barrel.

There are the Hogue wood bantam grips also. They are about $60 at Natchez shooters supply.

The 686 is stronger and will last longer shooting magnums. The drawback is more weight which means less percieved recoil but more weight to carry around. It depends on the use but the 686 is the more robust of the two.