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Got a holster from him. It was as described and shipped super fast. Thanks!

Packed up my Sigma 40 cal to take to the gun store and trade for an M&P 40. Ever since I tried an M&P the Sigma seemed inadequate. Got to the gun store, started looking around and a used Nightguard 396 catches my eye. Perhaps you know the rest. I still have my Sigma and I don't have an M&P 40.

Although a new member I can highly recommend lump based on my transaction. He kept me informed all the way and delivered the goods as described in a timely manner.

Was sold some brass by waywatcher. The price was good and it all looked like new! Thanks, Paul.

My 657 no dash which I haven't had long skips a chamber on occasion. Locks up well single action or if the trigger is pulled fairly slowly. However when the trigger is pulled fairly briskly it will skip a chamber regularly. The cylinder stop doesn't look worn. The cylinder it tight on all...

Large rifle and small pistol CCI http://www.cabelas.com/product/CCI-Per-1000-Primers/1507254.uts?WTz_l=CQO#productChart

Had a great transaction. Gun was as advertised and shipped quick. He even threw in some extra goodies not listed. I highly recommend this fine seller!

Took my new 22a to the range today. I have an older one that I really like so this time I bought a fancier one with polished sides and hi viz front sight. When I first started shooting I couldn't even get them on the paper. I finally realized I was shooting high. Cranked the sight all the way...

Bought a S&W revolver. Price was fair. Gun was as advertised. Service after the sale was exemplary. He keeps in touch all the way, until the gun is in your hand. Thanks!

I have this early model 60 with Hogue grip and can't really see how to remove it. There are no screws so it must pry off but I don't know where to start. I don't want to destroy it getting it off!

Does anyone have the improvements made in each dash number of the 686? I think the current model in 686-6? Thanks.

I just pulled the trigger on a nice 629-3. The previous owner didn't shoot it much but when he did he used 240gr. stuff. I'm mostly going to be shooting holes in paper plates and looking for something accurate and economical (I know those two words don't usually go together!). The best 240gr...