Recent content by OIF2

S&W 442 Airweight in an IWB made for me on probation 40 years ago. Still works. Bob

I''ll go with a 5" too. Bob

Bill Allard was a great guy and a superb marksman. Accounted for more bad guys than anyone else in the history of the NYPD. I was a new shooter in the Guard when he won the civilian national championship at Perry. Loved his stories about working in NY. Bob

Yes, the LAPD Revolver Club used to do engraving. Don't think it's offered anymore. Bob

I use my LAPD 68 for NRA bullseye. Front sight was replaced by the factory. I had the single action put back in after I retired

I'll take the J-frame round to square stocks (on the left) with screw for $75.00. PM to follow. Bob

Simple is good. I've found that I shoot the 3" HB as well as the 4". And the 3" is somewhat easier to conceal than a 4" This one below was my off-duty gun long after semi-autos were approved. Bob

Up to the top...still looking. Bob

Below gun was John Hurst's PPC revolver that was gifted to me by John. Frame was cut with a hacksaw by John. Stocks are Micarta, late 70's vintage. Bob

Looking for a 5" 27-2 blued barrel in very nice shape, no red ramp front sight. Not refinished. Would consider a 3.5" blued barrel also. Got one! Bob

Just talked with Alan Aronstein at Hi Standard Houston. He had a couple of new mags fitted for me to a Sharpshooter I bought at Cabelas. Hi Standard is manufacturing the new Victor with a stainless frame now, and it's a great pistol. Plans are in the works to build a Trophy 5.5" before the end...

Just did an ammo deal with Mike (SW CQB 45). Great price and a smooth FTF transaction. A good guy and an asset to the Forum. Thanks Mike! Bob

Per our correspondence I'll take the .45 Federal ammo. Bob

Of course, you can go in the other direction and put a set of Keith Brown stocks on...kinda pricy, but REALLY nice. Bob

Rubber Hogues are good, too. Bob