Recent content by mauserargie

I´ve bought a model 60-14 in .357 magnum in 2018. Very useful gun

Nowadays I own another four inch tapered barrel 10-5 and three old timers military and police, one of them with a tapered four inch barrel and two five inchers

Thank you for your clear replies.

JP@AK, I´ve just bought a revolver just like yours. When I fieldstripped the gun to clean it, I noticed a little locking lug between the yoke and the frame. It looks like a little springloaded steel ball , located in the yoke, that fits a litte hole located in the frame. I´ve never seen such...

An old warhorse brought back to life down south

revolver. just a 2" s&w model 10-5

158 grains lswc over 3.6 w 231 158 grains lswc over 4.2 unique bullets: copper/epoxi plated.

3.6 grains of w 231 under lswc copper plated 158 grains bullet. 4.2 grains of unique under lswc copper plated/epoxi 158 grains bullet. the wheelguns are a 10-5 2" barrel, a 10-10 4" barrel and a 686-2 4" barrel.

the pic shows usaf brig gen robin olds, three times ace (16 victories), when he was a colonel in viet nam war. on his right hip, he is carrying a smith wesson k frame into a holster. by the way, in 1990 i was a high ranking argentine ministery of defense official. having been sent for a couple...

mohawks are still flying in the argentine army.

my 10-5, 2 inches barrel.

i own two model 10 wheelguns: both square butts (down here many times you can't choose); one of them with a 2" barrel (i usually carry that gun) and another one with a 4" bull barrel.

s&w m10, .38spl, 4"

14,2 grains of w 296 under a 158 grains lead semi wad cutter copper plated. medium crimp if i use small pistol magnum primers. heavy crimp if i use standard small pistol primers.

do you consider safe to shoot a 158 grains lswc copper plated bullet over 14,2 grains of w 296 from a 686 4"?