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500 rnds 38spl lead safe 148gr wc 3.0 gr of #2 cci std primer.

That was a good target load for the 29.

I have used unique in shotgun and pistol, it is a very good powder that yields very good results, it's not so clean burn is the downside to a good powder, everything must have a downside to it.

I own a 2213, never seen one before and i purchased it. have not seen another since in a gun store, would not sell mine for anything else it is a great shooter.

I have a 2213, no issues at all with feeding. it is the best operating 22 rimfire i have ever owned.

well you neeed to pop the question first, Either way your screwed. give her a gift card for 1 engagment ring and pick it out together..

I tried search engine but came up empty.

my first was a 2213 semi 22cal, then the 686 with 6 in barrel, and most recent mod 410s 40 cal.;)

welcome to the forum from nj, just came onboard myself.

Thank's guy's.. The new law is still on corzine's desk i believe.. one gun a month bill, I am hoping he will not sighn it after reading nappen's take on the bill their are alot of loupholds that are in the bill but it is looking grim..

I only had two light strikes on 1st load up, went through 50 round box fine after that. the screw is tight and also checked another 686 and pin is the same mine is a tad looser so i will have local smith look at it. thank's.

very nice, looks to have a 1911 grip to it. i love the 1911 grip and features, fits my hands very well. good luck with it.. just noticed you are holding southpaw and it is ambi, so it was a very good find for ya..

hello, i am an avid target shooter and hunter. i own 3 S&W firearms and a S&W knife. I belong to several firarms forums including the new NJGF specific to nj gun owners. I am here for several reasons 1 being the firing pin on my 357 which is posted in smithing, two to become updated with new...

went to the range last night and had some light strikes ( missfires ) and noticed the firing pin was loose, can move up and down about 1/8 or better. is this normal ? here is a short vid.