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I have the same problem with Winchester's in my 18-3, I can't seat them in the cylinder and have to pound them out. But, they fit fine in my pre-17. Go figure.

I like 5.4 grains of W231 with a 200 grain LRNFP. It is like a big .38 round.

I like Life 'cause Mikey likes it.

Had mine done at age 61, two months recovery from surgery sounds good, but it took at least a year before almost full range of motion was achieved.

You done well. After surgery, I have 20/30 vision with astigmatism so I still have glasses (albiet weak ones). Before cataract surgery my vision was 20/900 and 20/750 so I am tickled pink with these new glasses. The new glasses are the first ones I have had that are not glass.

I can't afford a K32 so this was a poor mans attempt to have a K frame sized revolver shooting 32.

I recently had an opportunity to handle a 4" Ruger GP100 in .327 Federal and I found it to be an extremely nose-heavy and heavy revolver. I don't have any full lugged J, K or N frames so maybe I am spoiled. Does anyone else think the GP100 is heavy?

Old Perry Mason shows have a lot of up-and-coming actors in them. One episode I remember had Leonard Nimoy as the bad guy.

I have a silver on mine.

I write down my personal mileage and deduct if from the total mileage driven in the year.

I had a bone spur removed and a rotator cuff tear repaired in June of 2012. I had physical therapy for 6 months. I don't have a problem shooting my 1903 Springfield, 1917 Winchester or my M1 rifle using my reloads (46 grains H4895 and 150 grain FMJBT projectile).

To carry in Illinois, you need to pass their concealed carry course. They are just now starting to teach the teachers how to teach concealed carry. I understand out-of-staters have to pay twice as much to get the license as in-state people.

I think it has been relisted in gunbroker. It looks like the same gun.

I am an architect and the wife is a retire school speech pathologist.

Blazer stuck like glue to me pre-17 and 18-4. I went back to Federal bulk with no problems.

I have a 1976 set of Ludwig's similar to your top set. Mine are in champagne pearl.

That serial number puts it in the 1915 - 1942 (241704 - 700000) range.

The 19-4 is 1980 and the 17-4 is 1981 by the book.

I use Eric Weisel at Wezals Gun Supply in Tamaroa, IL (618-357-8000).

I can tell you the year it was made was 1976. I'll let the more informed answer your other questions.