Recent content by no-logic

Outstanding! The essay in the FAQ section had a different setup but it was enough to get me looking harder and I found that in the center of the trigger is a spring-loaded lever and all I had to do was lift it up and over the small stud on the hand. Thanks much fellas!!!

Here is the side cover. There is a guide but that doesn't seem to hold it forward nearly enough to contact the ratchet.

Hi guys. I am going through my late father-in-law's gun collection. Right now I am working on a Victory in .38 Special. It is s/n V 305XXX. The problem is the cylinder doesn't advance properly. I've got it all cleaned up so crud is not to blame. What's happening is the hand is not being held...

Very good. Thanks for the advice guys! The thumbpiece sat at a slight angle when tight. I have 3 thumbpiece's and they all had that angle where they were closer to the frame at the rear. I just filed the under side of the rear portion down to where it clears the frame even with downward pressure...

Thanks Nightowl. This is exactly what I did. Now....what is the best cold blue to use on a small job like this? I do want it protected.

I'm doing some work on my 28-2 due to the cylinder release working a little hard. I've replaced the bolt and the thumbpiece which both looked to have been ground on or "modified". I assume someone was trying in vein to remedy the problem. It works great now with the new parts and a very good...

I have both so I can dress for the occasion. I have thought about picking up a set of wood grips in the Hogue style also just to see how I like them. Never hurts to have choices.

Thanks guys. I thought this was the case but I wanted to check with the real aficionados. I'll get the magna's on my HP and take some pics for posting here.

So I am relatively new to this forum but I have had a model 28-2 for 30+ years. It had the factory target grips on it when I bought it. Lately I've had more time to shoot and discovered that after 100 rounds or so it became really uncomfortable to the index finger on the shooting hand. So.....I...

I have a 28-2 N180XXX 6" bbl. It's a 3 screw model. I bought it in '77 for $100. I think I did O.K.

Hi everyone. New guy from Wisconsin here. I own a Model 28-2 Highway Patrolman. It's the 6" model. Looks like lots of info here. I look forward to adding to the mix.