Recent content by Rex Goliath

Also, thanks to 5Wire as well. Sent using Tapatalk

Thank you very much Kernel C. I am going to give this revolver another look. Looks pretty good for 39 y/o. Thanks again. Sent using Tapatalk

My edition of SCS&W only reports ser. #'s with AFN00xx (1985) for .38 cal M649's. Any consensus on manufacture/production date time frame on a Model 649 .38 cal with s/n ALB76xx ? Sent using Tapatalk

...please refer to post #2858... Sent using Tapatalk

Is it safe to use bacon grease as a firearms lubricant?

Thanks for the PM. It is great to know the w/o rear sight IS correct for your gun. What a beauty; and I'll wager if it has seen the inside of camping gear or outdoor equipment...it was always handled and shown the respect it deserves Kudos ! Sent using Tapatalk

...better watch those kind of thoughts...they may already be watching you... Oohhhh, now I am coming around to your way of thinking. Cassowaries...Ostriches...Ostrogoths...Visigoths. No, that's not it either. Sent using Tapatalk

That is a darned nice handsome locomotive. Two reasons to celebrate. A Climax and...1.1 billion bacon servings in this past year, up about 6% from the previous year. Today is the 14th annual INTERNATIONAL BACON DAY. Always the Saturday before Labor Day...mark your calendars...and at all cost...

I am probably on the wrong side of the majority of forum reader opinions or gun rights activists about waiting times. The Calif AG could not or was unwilling to try to make a case for a waiting period? Really? She is therefor the lamest AG...and I am a native of the Republik of Cali Sud. Even...

My wife and I vacationed in the British Isles over 25 years ago. I was on the job back then. In order to get her work out of the way, she stayed up for about 48 hours before leaving home. First stop, Scotland. While in Scotland, we met up with a Constable. He invited us to come over to his...

FOUND: replacement barrel in 380 caliber for a Colt M1908 Type 3 Pocket Hammerless semi auto mfg'd in 1914.

Aahh, ease of cleaning. After buying an old gun (pre-war...WWI that is) I found myself taking a research journey to learn about Frankford Arsenal Cleaner No.18 recognized by many as the revised formula reinvented on the battlefield by Major C.E. (Ed) Hatcher in WWII at the Battle of the Bulge. A...

Interesting reading. Source attribution - http://freemarketcafe.com/ === begin clip === A multiyear drought chart gives some perspective. From top to bottom, all of California is now in at least "severe drought" (shown in orange). 82% is rated "extreme drought" (in red). The U.S. Drought...

Interesting, if you believe in this sort of thing. Thus, suspend your disbelief for a bit while reading this. === begin clip === Born: Saul David Alinsky, January 30, 1909, Chicago, Illinois Died: June 12, 1972, Carmel-by-the-Sea, California Education: University of Chicago, Ph.D. 1930...

Vernon Law is a neighbor of my in-laws. He is a great guy, congenial and doing well in Provo UT. He was kind enough to autograph a baseball for me back about 2 years ago. True gentleman and fun to talk and visit with