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Both of my 24-3s are serial numbered in the ABZ range as well. Lucky you.

There have been a couple of threads on this on the old site. As I recall, most posts seem to indicate the owners are pleased with the results. Likely it is possible to still do a search on the previous site.

M66-3" would be my first choice.

The M65 3" is a primo carry revolver. Actually any K frame 3" is super. I have a 3"65 as well as 3"13s. A 65LS would be nice, but they are too pricey for me. If only I could find a 3" M10...... But dang they are scarce (at least at the moment). While dating myself, a 3"65 was my first new...

I just acquired 4"-ABZ219x; have had 6.5" ABZ774x for several years.

Consider Speed Shooter Specialties for your trigger woes. They were able to improve the trigger on my M&P Pro and on my wife's M&P JG9. Turn around was about 3 weeks.

Proper sight alignment in conjunction with sight placement and trigger press, thus allowing projectile to impact in the proper/vital place will always be of greater value than projectile size.

I'll bet you could start forest fires shooting that big 500 during the dry season........

I have had very good results with Hogdon Titegroup. It is very economical (a plus in these times). I am also a big fan of AA#5. I primarily use 115gr FMJs in 9mm.

My preference is to buy from the local shop I frequent. If it is current production and available thru distributors, then I get it from the shop. I usually get first pick at used S&Ws, but if I can't locate by any other means, I go to the net. To date, of the 6 or 8 I have bought sight unseen...

I would think it should be fine. Likely it will be milder than most 9x23 loads. How old is the ammo - is it likely to have corrosive primers? Not a big deal as long as clean appropriately, which would be even easier with stainless.

Has anyone seen a M10, 3" RB, blue that might be available? Dang things are like chicken's teeth in Georgia.

You could have done worse. In 1971, I traded a commercial P38 & a 22 LR conversion kit for a....NIB Model 28 cause I just had to have a 357. Jeez. I still cringe. Thankfully it was a friend that brokered the deal for me.........

Try a search for brass catcher. The link is to a company that makes them. I have a couple of theirs for a Sten & AR15 and they work well. It may be one they make can be modified for the Highpoint. http://www.brasscatchers.com/store/brasscatcher.html

I'm confident that with a sufficient input of money it could be accomplished. The big question is HOW MUCH??? But as you say, it would be a neat plinker and the subject of much input on the forum. I'll have to be content with a mundane run-0f-the-mill K frame .22.

I have a set like that on a Model 60 no dash. They actually work pretty well for pocket use. I think they are more useful on fixed sight guns.

Indeed, as my friend WT said - I am on a quest for a blue 3" M10 RB. Who would have known they are so hard to find. I would appreciate any reader that could put me onto one. I'm not greedy - only one. thanks a bunch. Howard

Look at Hamilton Bowen's website. He can install upgraded fixed sights. Very neat. But, quality work is pricey.

While I believe the skin has been flogged off this horse, I felt compelled to comment. Those who are on the job understand why it was done, but I have always wondered why those who are not cops, have never been cops, seem to be such experts on the subject. Likely the removal of the M&P from...

Thanks for the heads up on the foot. I am prone to hurry and order things and then leave them in the bag till it strikes my fancy to do the install.