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I'll take the grips. Please PM payment details.

I'll take #1. Please PM payment details.

I am odd man out preferring to earn over the years an average of 4 times my tax adjusted 15 year home loan. I can but won't pay off the remaining 10 years.

I am pleased with these VZ's. A very mild texture without finger grooves just works. These did it for me.

Well done. Number 35 coming June 26th.

I would drive to San Antonio and drop it off with Alex at Ten Ring Precision.

Ruger actually did a couple of distributer runs with Turnbull. I own both, a 45 Colt Bisley (500 made) and a 44 Mag Super Blackhawk (1000 made). They are extremely well assembled pieces and have Turnbull specific serial numbers with the Bisley having the "Turnbull" stamp as well.

I picked this one up a few weeks ago. It appears little used.

My 3" M657 letters as one of seventy of a 1998 Lew Horton run with "light machine engraving", mine being the first one of the seventy made by serial number. I have the original combat grips but prefer these Ahrend's.

Take a look at the Hogue Tamer grip. It does have finger grooves but also has a soft pad imbedded in the top rear that works pretty well. I have a set on my M629-4.

A 65 Corvette coupe I bought just out of college in 1985. Today I own these two, a 70 Dart and a 73 Mach 1.

Juanita's Albondigas hands down.

My one and only.

While I am not a fan and own none I have two sons that own them and have had zero issues and just me fiddling with them clearly shows Smith quality. They are accurate. That said, I have been able to find non-lock pieces at, and often well below, locked pieces so that's where I will continue to roll.

This will do 6X... Do know it is made in China but has solid reviews. Athlon Optics Neos Rifle Scope 3-9x 40mm BDC 22 Rimfire Reticle Matte

I put mine up for the summer as we leave the Texas Hill Country for our place in north Idaho.

I've got it bad. Three days ago I picked up this HK940 30-06 with two magazines. Pretty neat piece appearing little used. I'll scope it tomorrow and dial it in next week. It will be hog hunting in March.

My three sons, 23 - 31, absolutely do.

I've been handloading for 41 years starting when I was 17. As such I always maintained plenty of components. That said, the 9mm, is the only round I shoot that I don't handload for. I have plenty of ammo for my 9's but it's just sitting as I enjoy shooting revolvers far more than autoloaders (no...