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I bought this on the forum about 6 months ago and shot it for the first time today. Been busy with work. It didn't shoot the coated bullets (125 and 158 gr.) very well. But, it did like the plain lead Zeros. I'm going to send it off to Frank Glenn for a trigger job and shoot it in our local...

Tough choice between the 6 and 8". I have both and think the 6" is more flexible. But, the 8" is a lot of fun too. The 5" 627 is pretty sweet too with 8 rounds. All of mine are equally accurate. If your goal is to tame recoil then the extra mass of the 8" is a plus. But, it's heavy for...

The only thing I use them for are the chambers in the 617. They make quick work (1 pass) of cleaning the crud from that dirty 22 round. I didn't know they come in brass. If I find one I'll test that out.

Here's the data on load in the first photo. Created: 04/05/19 02:53 PM Description: 14-5, Zero 158 SWC, 3.9 HP38, 1.440 OAL Temp: 80 °F Altitude: Sea Level (Honolulu, Koko Head Shooting Complex) # FPS 5 758 4 738 3 771 2 758 1 774...

And the winner is bronze wool and Kroil. It's clean enough for a shooter. I'm switching to coated bullets and hopefully VV N320 powder (if it is as accurate as HP38). Thanks for the help. Dave

Thanks for the tips guys. Dave

Hi guys, Looking for tips on removing the lead and baked on gunk. Thanks, Dave

I keep a .22 tornado brush in my range bag and on my shop bench. When it gets hard to extract I run the brush through and it fixes the issue for a few hundred rounds or so. You don't need a rod...just push the brush through with your fingers.

I’ll take it. Thanks, Dave

Hi. You only need to turn the elevation screw. If you change out your front sight then be sure to keep the original. Dawson Precision makes excellent fiber optic front sights.

Hi all, I picked this one up off of the big auction site recently with the goal of using it in our local Bullseye matches. It's pretty heavy with the sight though... I tested it out at 50 yards from a sand bag rest this weekend. I'm going to go with 4.0 grains Bullseye and SNS coated 200...

Hi Marty, I'll take the 25-2. Thank you very much, Dave

I keep a .22 “Tornado” brush handy. When it starts to get sticky I makes one pass and I’m good for another two or 300 rounds.

Thanks guys. I just placed the order for a 4300 and flex shaft. Since toe nails came up I'm going to give a recommendation for nail clippers that are made in Japan. There is no comparison to these and the made in China / Pakistan **** I find in the drug stores. You can get them here and they...

The loader and board are made by Ansac. I understand that they are the best. I've been using it for years and shot tens of thousands of rounds with never one issue. I highly recommend it. With two of the boards you can head to the range with about 500 rounds ready to go. That's handy when...

Excellent, thanks for the info everyone. Yes, it would be for small, occasional jobs. I appreciate the help, Dave

Thanks. Maybe something like this? Dremel 710-08 All-Purpose Rotary Accessory Kit, 160-Piece - - Amazon.com Dremel 225-01 Flex Shaft Attachment with MultiPro Keyless Chuck - - Amazon.com I wasn't sure of which model...I think they have the 100, 2000, 3000, 4000. This one seems to be in the...

Here's some photos that show everything I was talking about in the above post... If you want to get real precise a red dot is hard to beat.

I like them both. I keep the snub as my house gun. Ever seen a target snubby? :)

It sounds like your eyes prefer a thinner front sight with more of a light bar on each side of the front sight. The standard front sight is .125 wide and the rear notch is also .125 wide. They generally install that sight setup on their short barrels and long barrels. But, the sight picture...