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Do you mean a model 66?

C&R or FFL huh?

Thanks, now I must have a 3" 624.

That would eventually lead to problems. Oh, and the guns are overpriced.

I use 158gr Gold Dots. Love 'em. Might I suggest, from someone who knows, oil it well if you plan to leave it in the truck!

+1 for Del-Ton. I got one from them last year and have another on the way.

Ditto, pinned, recessed......but 3 inch!

Shoot 158g .357s in it to your hearts content.

You learn something new everyday. Thanks!

You're in Detroit, wouldn't you need both? I'd get the 19.

That model originally came with the red ramp front sight

Not a single crime as of yet, but my budget wracked state chooses to dump millions into a failure.

I would start with shooting at a closer target. Then screw the sight screw clockwise until you start getting a better pattern.

Let me know where it is and it won't be there next weekend!

They moved it to the left side because engraving the side plate is easier.

100 It's Roman numerals

Might I suggest the ubiquitous Model 10?

Every class I have taken, single point slings were the norm and were quite useful. Everyone knows your rifle will flop around if you don't keep it from do so. The purpose of the single point sling is accessability. Try coming up on target with a rifle slung over your shoulder instead of right...

FWIW, I have a Sig 226 that I have never had a single issue with after several thousand rounds...until I shot a box of Magtech at the indoor range. Every single round failed to go into battery. It was great for failure drills, but the bang, rack, bang, rack, etc. got annoying . I still...

I wouldn't use a sealed .223 can for .22lr. You'll lead up the baffles and be unable to open it for cleaning.