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K, All I'm getting from these forums is more trouble........from my better half! How durable is that Ebony? Is there a wood that would stand up to the utmost abuse and still look new? I can't wait to see those on a gun. Thanks.

I can't wait to shoot that one in Feb. We have the ammo for it. I'll give you $200 for it right now if you keep those grips!!!!! Where are the pics on the groups you are shooting? I will have to see that to believe it! Where are the pics on the others?

They had the Craig Boddington book "Buffalo!" for $24.97, and that was not on sale. Retail is $39.95. I walked out with a copy.

I don't know why y'all keep saying that. Ruger has locks that are getting in the way of an easily installed lanyard ring.

Have you got more pics of these two holsters and the canvas bullet slide? Thanks.

Gander Mountain had one box of Remington 210 grain JSP in 41 Magnum. It was a 50 round box, and was priced at $69.99. I wonder how many of these will actually sell to the new comers that are actually checking pricing on anything? For about twice as much I could get into a 416 Rigby, gun and ammo.

Thanks for your informative response.

Not to downplay the value of your Model 10 since I have never laid eyes on that model before today, but the overall pricing on that collector's website is extremely "optimistic." That is as nice as anyone can put it. Their method of description in regards to condition is definitely...

V, You definitely have one of mine pictured there. I love a fixed sighted N frame.

You have got to be joking if you think anything gun related will be going down in this political climate.

Where are the range reports on these nice Specials? I like this one, but wonder why they are not producing it with a 3 inch barrel as well.

I have read a great deal about the regulation of double rifles, and how they must be accurate for each barrel out to a certain distance. This is achieved by somone/an engineer calculating where the sights need to be in regards to measurements, and then the company has to spend some time sighting...

I have read a great deal about the regulation of double rifles, and how they must be accurate for each barrel out to a certain distance. This is achieved by somone/an engineer calculating where the sights need to be in regards to measurements, and then the company has to spend some time sighting...

I love the taper in the barrel just in front of the frame. That really sets that revolver off. That is also a beautiful bright finish. Great find.

Sell that beater to me before cutting on it and go buy a 3 inch.

Your Model 64 is crying out to be bead blasted like the others. They look so good..........

New Orleans in the early 60's. Can you imagine?

Is Bianchi still making their belly band? I could not find it on their website. Thanks.

Is Bianchi still making their belly band? I could not find it on their website. Thanks.

Thanks for the great pics. I would like to point out two things that are extremely interesting to me concerning the above: 1. Keep in mind the engineering drawing would have been done completely by hand, although it looks like it was spit out of a printer, like all drawings are prodocued...