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Clear coat fingernail polish works well for that, too.

For the timing, check to see that the cylinder locks into place on every chamber before the hammer falls. If it isn't all the way on one or more chambers, the bullet will get shaved off the right side as it passes from the cylinder into the barrel. If shooting lead bullets, check for a leaded...

We are praying for Emma as well. May the Lord bless you all, and hold you in his loving arms.

I would say - Survivors will be prosecuted...

You might look at Safariland Comp II ones for ideas.

I'm glad the program is working out so well. Barring any reamer damage, it will take hundreds of chambers to dull one of these guys. They should be good to go for a long time.

Very nice. It needs a bigger, beefier handle on top, though. They could sell a lot of those to competition shooters if it had that feature.

Maybe he thought it would be like Bromo Seltzer...

I tell them - I don't need anything related to funerals. Since I can't take it with me, I'M NOT GOING!!! That ends the call.

All the S&W barrels have a 1 in 18-3/4 twist. The 45 ACP barrels are 1 in 16. This is too slow for light target loads. Get you DE wadcutters over 900 to 950 FPS and you will be doing a lot better. The factory twist is just too slow to stabilize anything slower out to 50 yards. That's why all PPC...

This is my Open class ICORE rig. The gun is a 929 with a Walther barrel I made from a blank. It has a HoloSun HE510C-GR dot sight. The holster is a Hogue Power Speed with my revo mod. that holds all my S&W revos from 4" barrel to 8-3/8" barrel. It takes a few seconds to change it from any one...

Wow! 50 in one day is amazing! Good for them!

You might see if Shotgun Coach can buff those out for ya... Yep - that's a pair to draw to, or with!

The wealthiest man is not he who has the most, but he who needs the least.

I buy whatever guns I want, and Tracy buys whatever guns she wants. Works for us!

The factory machines each ratchet the same and fits the hand to the ratchets. Lately, they have not been fitting the hand, and using hands that are too wide.

Beautifully done in every detail. I would take that one home.

If I'm understanding, are you saying that the extractor fits in the cylinder, but the trigger can't be pulled all the way back when the cylinder is closed? If that's the case, you just need a thinner hand to slide past the ratchet. With the sideplate off, you can look in the back of the hand...

That's a high dollar night sight. If you do remove it, do so carefully. It has a tritium vial inside that can be broken. If handled with care, it can be sold or used on another gun.

It looks like the old one was made with a circular shape on the extractor tips, where the new ones have a square profile. Normally, the older circle shape had 2 index pins to keep it in place, where the new kind has no pins and uses the square shape to keep it in place.