Recent content by roysha

Can anyone explain to me why/how the P-320 is superior to the P-226?

So, he was a little ahead of his time. What's the problem?:)

If I recall that episode correctly, the piece of wood had a knot in it that he knocked out and stuck the revolver through to "create" a rifle. You wouldn't believe how many boards my brothers and I looked at trying to find one with a knot large enough and loose enough to stick our "Fanner 50s"...

OUCH!!!!

ANYTHING in 41 magnum, not because there is anything intrinsically wrong with the caliber or the guns chambered for it, but because of the folks that own and worship them.

I was just over on everyone's "favorite to hate site", killing some time and looked up S&W 617 8 3/8". One was NIB and listed for $2295 and the other was excellent with box and stuff for starting bid of $1999.99. No bids. My question: are 617 8 3/8" really anywhere near that valuable or are...

I cast my 9MM bullets using 19 pounds of COWW and 1 pound of foundry type simply because I came across a large quantity of the latter at a very good price. (free) Normally I use a 125 grain TC style bullet but for grins and such I wanted to try some of the LEE 356-147-TC bullets. I wanted to...

Well, it looks like SIG is half way there. They have developed a firearm that fires all by itself with no human involvement, so now if they can figure out how to get the gun to climb out of the holster or off a table so it can commit a crime, the old argument that "it is the person, not the...

Over the last 60 or so years I believe I have used virtually every brand and style of priming tool that has been available to the general public. Without a doubt, for me, the very best priming tool is the RCBS Bench Priming Tool. I do use the RCBS hand priming tool for doing a few cases, often...

What I have to say may or may not be of some value to you so take it for what it's worth. I have the exact same version of the Supermatic that you have. This particular variation that we have has a rather unique firing pin set up. It does NOT have a firing pin spring. To save me a bunch of...

"As pointed out, they already have 300,000 hunters in California who cannot use lead ammo" So, because ca has those restriction, the rest of the country has to get ready for the same thing, is that what you are saying? If the "poor" ca hunters don't like it, well too bad. Deal with it or move...

700X I have been using it in place of Bullseye for the last 30 or so years. Despite what all the critics say, for me it meters just fine, burns clean and is every bit as economical as Bullseye.

So from your response am I to assume the 69 is the only L-Frame that uses MIM trigger? If so, do I have any options for a wider trigger other than using a shoe?

Do all the iterations of the L-Frame use the same trigger or are they "dash" specific? I want to put a wider trigger in my M-69 but am not sure what fits.

Will the M69 4 1/4 barreled M-69 fit properly in a 586/686 4" barrel holster? (Kydex)