Sevens

Member From Ohio

Joined: Mar 16, 2015

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  Sevens reacted to SeanGage's post in the thread Inherited a 66-1 with Like.
  
  Easy sport, the Old Man literally had all my siblings refer to him as such. He was the eldest child and as far as I know he had bin...
  
  Today at 2:48 AM
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  Sevens reacted to snw19_357's post in the thread Inherited a 66-1 with Like.
  
  Is it a 4” or 6”? Very late 1979, maybe early ‘80 Letters in shapes are inspector stamps, 07438 is the part number of the frame. 89531...
  
  Today at 2:47 AM
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  Sevens reacted to DWalt's post in the thread Looking for ANY information with Like.
  
  Just so you know, this type of revolver is by far the largest volume revolver S&W ever made, from 1899 to the present. Millions of them...
  
  Today at 2:39 AM
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  Sevens replied to the thread Louisiana Becomes First State to Authorize Local Law Enforcement to Neutralize Dangerous Drones.
  
  I will suggest you use some kind of a manually operated repeater. The very idea of a semiautomatic throwing hot brass or even shotshells...
  
  Yesterday at 5:12 PM
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  Sevens reacted to JP@AK's post in the thread Looking for ANY information with Like.
  
  Hello and welcome to the S&W Forum. You have a .38 Military & Police revolver from 1951 or 1952. It has the 4" barrel and the optional...
  
  Yesterday at 5:10 PM
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  Sevens replied to the thread No more Bullseye! What are you switching to?.
  
  Our guy Krogen has said this: “Since I cannot FIND Bullseye in stock anywhere, I now move forward in the world as if Bullseye does not...
  
  Yesterday at 5:10 PM
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  Sevens replied to the thread S&W 459 Double action trigger help.
  
  In my opinion and with a little experience, I have found that there are four distinct levels of DA pull weight and smoothness across the...
  
  Wednesday at 11:04 PM
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  Sevens replied to the thread No more Bullseye! What are you switching to?.
  
  Titegroup is, IMO, a poor choice for beginners because Hodgdon publishes lots and lots of data for it in damn near every handgun...
  
  Wednesday at 6:22 PM
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  Sevens replied to the thread No more Bullseye! What are you switching to?.
  
  Titegroup is an interesting and versatile powder. I think it is a poor choice for beginners. I use it in a few places for a few reasons...
  
  Wednesday at 5:26 PM
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  Sevens reacted to Rick H.'s post in the thread Model 52, loading RN or SWC bullets with Like.
  
  Several years ago I had a conversation with Dave Manson of Manson Precision Reamers regarding an issue I was having with one of my...
  
  Wednesday at 12:57 PM
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  Sevens reacted to RWJ's post in the thread Model 52, loading RN or SWC bullets with Like.
  
  Several years ago I did try some recent Remington manufacture .38 Short Colt out of my Model 52, and it ran without any problems in...
  
  Wednesday at 2:58 AM
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  Sevens reacted to USSR's post in the thread Model 52, loading RN or SWC bullets with Like.
  
  I did this. I cut down Winchester .38 Special brass to a length of .900", same as .38 Super brass. The bullet I use is a cast Lyman...
  
  Wednesday at 2:57 AM
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  Sevens reacted to Krogen's post in the thread Model 52, loading RN or SWC bullets with Like.
  
  I agree completely! This is more of a wild hair than an expectation of improvement. It stems from some extra time and pondering, "I...
  
  Wednesday at 2:56 AM
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  Sevens reacted to DARE's post in the thread The 9mm Automatic Pistol (Single Action) with Like.
  
  There is a very good article in the Spring, 2006 S&WCA Journal about the 9mm pistols. "The Smith & Wesson Model 39 Its Variations and...
  
  Tuesday at 2:28 PM
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  Sevens replied to the thread Model 52, loading RN or SWC bullets.
  
  Years back I thought about doing this but I never got around to trying it. I think perhaps our motivation may have differed a bit — I...
  
  Tuesday at 2:04 PM
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