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Your post made me look on their website, they do list Jordan stocks for square butt N frames under their custom section.

I think the price is a bit high for most places, but since you don't list your state, it's hard to be definitive.

OP - what gun were you shooting?

Mr. Glock used to employ a lot of Turkish workers at his Austrian factory for cheaper labor costs. They probably learned a thing or two. :)

"...get even LESS accurate with the more "visual aids"..." Is that even possible? ;)

If you had told me two or three years ago that I would own a gun made in Turkey, I would have silently thought you were a little short on good sense. Now I own two Canik Rivals, which I find superior products, and a Girsan High-Power clone; I can't remember all the alphanumeric codes these...

They can; but don't because not too many people want to pay that much for show.

I always like a link in a post like this, say to the IDPA announcement. That's because I'm lazy and don't want to search, and I'm from the Missouri part of North Carolina. ;)

So what material is your Uncle Mike's holster made out of?

Before the Earth completely cooled (1960's) Maj. George Nonte fired 5,000 rounds through a model 12 with no problems.

It's hard to say without knowing more about your setup. Sometimes you can change the aspect ratio to fit the screen.

Steve, don't you ever watch the TV show Contraband: Seized at the Border? Sometimes entertaining. Like most of its type I mute it and use closed captioning so I don't have to listen to loud, bad, "music" and dialogue at the same time. I think it was the last new where episode they caught a...

2019 book about the 44 magnum for sale. If there is a future second printing, I figure this first edition will be worth one million dollars by 2525. This is a spare copy I have, it's never been fully opened, and is signed on the inside front cover by Mr. Cross. $45.00 shipped, personal check...

I'd pay 750.00, shoot it, and be happy. But I have two ex-wives who'd tell you I don't know much about money, :)

Mine Keurig is well over ten years old, and still rockin'.

No idea, but I never stored a gun with the pad on. Just a guess, I used to have a Winchester 94 .30-30 Centennial with a rifle buttplate you could have used to cut firewood. I had to be really careful about putting it far out enough on my shoulder that it didn't dig into my bod. The pad I...

For those interested in recoil pads. Galco makes one that uses velco to wrap around the end of the buttstock. I have one - somewhere - that I used to use on Browning 1886 Lightweight. It worked well, and no permanent alteration of the rifle. As far as the Browning/Rossi thing, I answered that...

Something to compare the size of the track with besides a mystery red disc would help me. Or telling us the size of the disc.

About your ammunition question: It's safe with any .38 S&W Special (not .38 S&W, which is different and darn confusing, I know) ammunition. I don't think S&W certified guns for +P until later in that decade, but plenty of people used it then with handloads, and some do with factory loads now...

I saw a commercial 3" 629 with fixed sights around the turn of the century. In fact one of my earliest posts on this forum was why would anyone want one. Shows you how much I know. :oops: