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TTheTinMan replied to the thread Colt Officers Model Match .22.This is a Colt Officers Model 22 (3rd Issue) made in 1943. The 1938 version I have is one of my favorite revolvers to shoot. Here is...
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TThey’re all great revolvers…all shoot wonderfully. If you’re looking for a shooter…look for a last generation made from the early ‘50s...
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TThe red ramp is correct. I based my comment about it being added to the revolver later on appearance of the two pins securing the ramp...
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TTheTinMan reacted to Gun Relics's post in the thread Any Experts On Pre Model 26 I'm Confused with
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TThank you! That is a modern copy of the Sunday Scabbard popular with the Texas Rangers of the early 20th century. Also known as a...
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TFunny that I just read this in "American Handgunner". They have an article by Roy Huntington named "Perfect Packin" Pairs". Sort of...
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TWhat's important was ... you Caught it happening ! Sqibs Happen and some times it isn't your fault ... the powder and / or primer may be...
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TTheTinMan replied to the thread Perfect Packin' Pistol.Just for reference, this is one of the new Lipsey’s/Ruger New Model Blackhawk “Perfect Packing Pistols”. I wasn’t at all sure about...
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TTaffin and I, both being old-school, have similar tastes when it comes to the perfect "packin' pistol." I've packed this Ruger...
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TEveryone knows my choice. So did JT. Kevin
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TWhen I was young and lived on a ranch I agreed with Taffin. A Ruger Blackhawk in .45 Colt or a Super Blackhawk in .44 Mag was a great...
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TTaffins PPP was always a single action with a rare exception. The gun had to be short, 4-5 inches and in a 44 or 45 caliber. Weight and...
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TBut on the other hand, a LVPO can give you an edge on accuracy and a bit more reach out and touch. You have to have the discipline to...
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TTheTinMan reacted to George W's post in the thread Why do I even bother keeping my S&W 1854? with Like.
I sent it out via FedEx to S&W last Wednesday. We'll see how it runs when it comes back. I already have my eye on another a Henry X.
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