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I'm sure someone will value them if you do not.

Yes it can take me three hours to prepare my own dinner, but then I tip myself 6$, enough for a discount market bottle of good Spanish Red.

Many right handers shoot to the left. It is how the t finger is hinged. It happens too fast to see while dry firing, but it does happen. Drifting the r sight 1 mm on my Shield 45 fixed it, but still proper grip training must be on going.

I understood that in the early days, post WW11, of motor cycle clubs, the actives prided them selves of self sufficiency in maintenance and repair. I believe the same should prevail now. There is no class hierarchy excuse from personal responsibility.

If I could wish for I want a smokeless powder suitable for the extra large case of a 45 Colt. Years ago I tried Trail Boss. It worked but at 1/2 pound for the same price of a full pound of any other I considered it non available. I also consider 50$ per pound of anything else non available.

Possibly not relevant now, but 25 years ago I fired just a few 12 ga bird shot loads in my Winchester m 50 short stroke semi auto, neglected to clean right away, and while showing to a friend 2 weeks later discovered, to both our surprise, rust in the sliding chamber. Not much but enough to not...

Seems they all wanted to have what she's having. Don't know what they want now.

I never go to feed bags where the waiters (no I don't care what his/her name is) are arrogant, intitled, and po'd until they get a tip larger than their education loan for a volleyball degree.

I had a 36-7. Wish I still did. It has a larger ft sight and rear notch; But I traded for a 3" bbl one.

Thanks for the video. I saw enough of it to award a Thumbs Down

I've never had to remove a frame pin to instal or replace those type grips. They just slide in/out to the pre aligned screw hole at the base of the wiggly thing.

Possibly S&W should offer a "kit" option. A complete box of parts to be assembled by the gunsmith of our choice.

I eat the stalks; It's good fiber. And the base of the celery goes in my cabbage stew. 74 years old 116/80, no meds involved. "Nothing alcoholic; Well, a beer, maybe."

I prefer the take out window for Mexican Food so I won't feel obliged to tip.

I've had a few Blackhawks, both Super and not. The best shooter was a .41 Mag 6.5" New Model with Art Jewell Eagle Claw grips; Loved it. Why do we let things go? Also I had a "Made in the 200th Year of American Liberty .357 6.5"; Loved that also. And I had a stainless Super Blackhawk 7.5"...

IMR 4831 has historically been loaded 2 gr lighter than H 4831 in 3006 parent cases. Safety First. Even tho I loosened many primer pocket in 270 loads.

I would not train with those guys.

My 18-3 gave me extract problems. I inspected with a Lyman bore cam to see tiny burrs from manufacture. I twisted a brush with patch & valve lapping compound half way into the chambers. Do not go deeper than the length of a fired cartridge case. The hole narrows for the bullet alignment and...

Pawn shop HAD (past tense) a Pre 64 M70 300 H&H Magnum 250$. No issues on condition. Sorry, my computer crashed, no pics. Gun show, S&W M58 nickel, 310$. Went back to the mother ship for a tune up, 85$. Sorry no pics.

Tucson, Arizona about 1973,4 some guys found a concrete dynamite shack with a metal door. They proceeded to shoot thru it with armor piercing rifle ammo. It went BOOM.