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My families Beagle got nailed on the back of his tongue by a Mojave green rattlesnake about a month ago. We rushed him to the vet and he spent 4 days there. Not sure how much antivenin he was given but he made it though everything. Vet bill was over $6,000 and it took him about two weeks to get...

I've ordered from them about five times now and it's pretty much the same as most everybody describes above. Usually takes at least a few weeks to receive anything from them even during normal times. I will say though, I did recently place a bulk order for 4,000 9mm bullets on 8/2 fully...

Op if you want to jump down the rabbit hole a little more, get yourself a chronograph and start running your rounds through it to get an idea how consistent your load velocities are. Then work on lowering the standard deviation and extreme spread. After mastering pistol round fine tuning, the...

Are you sure that's the correct serial number? M67-1's were produced from 1977 through 1988 and I don't see anything in the SCSW that lists serial numbers that begin with B9K. Of course more details and/or a pic would helpful.

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Good info guys! You're touching on my thoughts about the RB grips. Searching around online I have yet to find a set that don't have the glossy finish which is why I wonder if they're the real deal.

Thanks Grumpys! I figured the bottom set could have been knockoff's because the quality just isn't the best.

Thank you for the info SG. :cool:

Hello All, Saw someone tapping into the collective knowledge of this forum asking for grip identification and I figured I'd do the same thing. Picked up these sets of grips a while back and I've been wondering about them. All I know is that one set fits a round butt K/L frame and the other...

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I'll throw the info for my M67-1 in: Serial #- AAS2XXX Product Code- 0671094031 Spec. Ord.- 3188 (July 7, 1983)

I have 3,300+ 38 special wadcutter cases for sale. All cases have been deprimed, wet tumbled, sorted by head stamp and sealed in air-tight plastic bags. These cases are double cannelured, thin/straight walled and are the preferred cases for loading HBWC bullets. Brass was purchased a couple...

Thanks again everyone!

Thank you for the warm welcomes everybody! Looking forward to learning from the best.