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You can go cheap on the design by using free or cheap design plans but not on the engineering. You need to make sure your construction meets your specific soil and micro climate needs. An experienced and researched local general contractor can do this for you.

My 325 PD was factory new. DA pull was around 10 pounds but fairly smooth. I prefer 7 to 8 lbs. started by changing out the hammer and rebound brings and the longest firing pin I could find. Got consistent ignition with Fed primers with Auto Rims at a 8 lbs DA but not below that. The trigger...

I will take one if available. Thank you.

Here are a few more shooters in glamour venue. A pre-Model 43 Light Weight Kit Gun. A Post War 3rd Model 44 H.E. A Pre-War Terrier. Registered Magnum No 4455.

Here are some of mine. A Model 19-3. A 2nd Model 44 H.E. A 32-20 Target Model. A Triple Lock.

Here are a couple of Winchester Model 1906's. A 22 Short and an Expert.

I like Winchesters. Lets see your Winchester and Smith combo. any model, any condition. Here is one of mine. A 1st Model 44 H.E. with a Winchester Model 1895 Saddle Ring Carbine in 44 Gov. Caliber.

Bead an Ghost Ring. I found that when I became competent in Skeet the sights became an after thought.

As others have said it’s not an every day shooter but a good purposed back pack carry gun. I power customized mine for DA only.

Nice post Ed.

My 3" 44 Mag.

Wickededge for me.

I'm partial to Government Models myself. Also to a couple of Classics.

Below is No. 1476. As reported in Mr. Pate's book: Strong traces of blue, oil hole, no "U.S" stamp but has "A" and "P" stamps, original except cylinder catch has been replaced by one from a New Model 3.

I have the 550 and 2 LNLs. I've used the Dillon since the 1980's and have upgraded it through the years including the addition of a number of eBay aftermarket improvements. The 550 a good press and its choice comes down to personal likes and use habits. Personally I prefer the LNL for its...

First Model 44 H.E. Second Model 44 H.E. Third Model 44 H.E. Target Model of 1950. Model 29-2. AirLit PD, Model 24-3 and Model 29-2, 5 1/2".

Dewalt. Nice summery of the history of the Military 45 Colt loadings. However, your statement regarding the development of the M1909 loading is incomplete. Further researchl discloses that at least the initial 90,000 rounds of the smokeless 45 Colt cartridge shipped to the Philippines were...

Here is a 1st Model. Here is a 2nd Model.

Here are some more. Frankford Arsenal Boxes for the 44 colt conversion and Remington 44 conversion (which was apparently never adopted), The Martin 44 American Cartridge for the 1st American, 1873 and 1874 Boxes for the Colt SAA, and each Box issued for the Schofields and 45 Colt loadings from...

Check out LabRadar. It's a Doppler radar chrony. No gates, easy set up, muzzle and down range readings. Unit sets on bench on side of firearm so nothing extends in front of or in back of bench. Only unit that can be easily used at public indoor range. Pricy, but worth it if your going to use...