Recent content by skippysanchez

That shakiness is always there. You certainly see more with a laser but it's not the laser's fault, it's grip and trigger control. Or caffeine. I find the laser is an excellent way to practice dry fire. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

FWIW, you don't need to fiddle with CT grips. The laser activates when you grip the grip. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

I've had CT boot grips on my SW model 60 snub for over a decade. After a number of years of constant carry the grips were showing their age, mostly seat belt abrasions and small cuts. Thought I'd try replacing with green laser (I've got green optics on many of my other guns) but it wasn't in...

Why not? Just curious. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

Although not on the list, I've had a CT laser on my model 60 snub for over a decade. I'm consistently faster and more accurate with it compared to my model 36. It's hard to see in daylight beyond 5.-7 yards but the front sight is painted fluorescent orange, which also works for me. Surprisingly...

Can't speak to the value of yours, but I just picked up a model 36 (no dash) with stock wood grips for $550, good-to-excellent condition. '75 or '76 I think. Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

They do appear fairly rare, but I did find this: Buy Smith & Wesson M442 Limited Edition We the People Engraved 38 Special Revolver online for sale Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

Have you looked on GunBroker to see what they're going for? Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

Nice. Any turn rings on the cylinder? Sent from my Pixel 2 using Tapatalk

It doesn't hurt a thing IF you are conscientious about keeping things clean, particularly using cheaper ammo. I've seen occasional lead flakes in the barrel and around the forcing cone. If the cylinder isn't clocked accurately the forcing cone will shave the bullet and those flakes, be they...

Most rebates are handled through third-party agencies, not the manufacturer. Rebate agencies get a small slice of the pie from manufacturer's profits, allowing the manufacturer to sell a larger quantity and still make quite a decent profit. It's called marketing. These third-party rebate...

Airsoft, of course.

The most likely violent scenarios in a church or workplace setting are domestic issues - custody, divorce, etc - that spill into a more public venue, or a high profile target - think politician, business owner, abortion Dr, controversial character, etc. In both situations the target is...

This explains it all.

Indeed. Best money I've spent is on CT grips. Have them on two 1911s and my snub. I'd give my right arm to be ambidextrous.