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Up for sale at Tulsa will be a 5" Nickel Registered Magnum and a 4" 44 Hand Ejector, both lettered. $10,500 fo the RM and $2000 for the 44. Will stop by the Forum booth around 11:00 A.M. Saturday.

Item G I'll take the Jerry Miculek grips, item 'G'. Pm on way.

Hebard Catalogs I'll take the Hebard Catalogs. Email sent.

Favorite Fighter When I was a sub-teen I thought the F-104 Starfighter was the neatest looking jet ever. Still haven't changed my opinion. The early versions would even give you a burial if you ejected to low.

J frame grips I'll also take the J frame sheep horn grips. PM on way.

free throws Current or past. Past: J. J. Reddick at Duke had 54.

N frame Grashorns I'll take the N frame round butt Grashorns. PM to follow.

44 Special load Rim Rock Bullets make a real Keith bullet with a Brinell hardness of 10-12. Just what Elmer recommended. They are excellent.

Steelheads They are known as Steelhead and were developed by Dennis Connor of Charlestown, SC in the early 80's. He used unheaded Federal brass and would stand up to 80,000 psi. Probably something on Google.

Green Dot in .44 Magnum For 30 years my medium .44 Mag load has been a 250 Keith SWC of 10 to 12 Brinell hardness over 8.4 grains of Green Dot. 1025 fps from a 4" model 29. Any lube that is gooey. Enough oomph that you know you are shooting a big bore yet not enough to be uncomfortable...

629 cyl plus extractor I will take the 629 cylinder and extractor at $85.00

Re 3" 44 barrel I wil take the 3" 44 barrel also.

mt gun .45 barrel I will take the .45 mt gun barrel. Pm will follow

Filson coat Driftwood Gun Shop had one three days ago. As new. Size 44 or 46. Dark green.

Scratched up Model 10 The flowers in the engraving and the style give it away. The engraver is George Turner, Cleveland, Ms. He is a WW2 vet and still engraving at 91 years of age.Just finished a 100 percent coverage Model 36 for me. Google him.