Recent content by Neal39

I have a Remington .22 five shot pepperbox, ring trigger pistol mfg. by Remington and Sons with a Remington letterhead letter stating the date of mfg and configuration of grips etc. It appears that Remington did letter guns at one time. The letter came with the pistol when I purchased it...

I have reloaded for my m-27 many "hot" rounds using published reloading manuals and while they were fun to shoot, I decided the fireball and pain to my wrist were not really worth the effort. Accuracy suffered also. My preference to get the same result was to gravitate to "cherry bombs and...

I use 4.8 Gr. of Unique for my S&W Model 28 with six inch barrel. A comfortable load to shoot and definitely not a "magnum" load. Neal39

I purchased a 411 in .40 cal. (same gun, just an earlier version and holds an eleven round magazine) eight months ago for $350. Excellent pistol and fits all my needs. I use the 410 magazines as 11 round magazines are not allowed in California. Neal39

I use X-Treme bullets for .38 and have excellent results with the 158 Gr. bullets. Neal39

Glad no one was injured, but -- I think a .44 mag. Smith and Wesson shipped in an egg carton would be questionable in the first place. NEAL39

bxchef, Looks very good to me. Offer the tag price "out the door" and have a "Happy Birthday !" neal39

Grapes ---- Pine Cones ------ Rocks. Neal39 -

I have a Mustang .380 that is too expensive to shoot. It killed my chronograph with one shot. It has a life sentence in the darkness of my gun safe for the rest of it's evil life. Neal39

If the .410 works-- Stay with it. Forget about all the other "things" out there that may/or may not work for you. If you really want to clear the hallway use a "Claymore." Neal39

Silvershot, Snug is best, especially on new grips. They settle in and might loosen up a bit as you shoot, but it is easier to snug them up as they work in place to your firearm. Too tight and you run the risk of pulling the threaded bushing of the right side grip through the wood. Yeah -- I...

Hey ! I would gladly carry all three. One is never enough, two is marginal, but three is just about right. Neal39

I reload .40 S&W and a friend gave me 50 rounds of once fired, steel case, by TulAmmo. Each round jams in the chamber tightly and must be driven out with a wooden dowel. It will not eject after being fired from my S&W 411. All my brass reloads by other mfg.'s eject fine with the same powder...

More is better; less is not enough. Neal39

"Each gun I buy puts me one gun closer to having them all ! Neal39