Recent content by Mike34

Dont use the dremel, it can cause a disaster. Remove the trigger or be very careful and use a small piece of emory cloth with machine oil on the surface. Slowly polish that trigger 'corner' to your specs. Go slow, it will work. Mike

If you handle both (IMHO) you will find the 29-2 has a better trigger, finish (better blueing), and will take any 'normal' load the new one will handle. I have the 29-2 with a round count of 8,000 and only replaced one hand. Works well, shoots well and for my money is better than any new 29...

I use Montana Gold 240 gr JSP, 19 grains of 2400 and Federal Primers. I shoot about 200 44 Rem Mag per week in several guns. All are reloaded on an RCBS Pro loader. Good luck.

Joni, any problems with carbonkiller on blued finish ??