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Agreed the 4006 is a great Gen 3 pistol. Good luck finding magazines for it. GB has been the only place I have found them. I have 1 mag with a blue follower that will not hold the slide back. Yellow followers work fine.

10yards, with 240gr Remington HTP.

Another vote for SV ammo, and a drop of Rem oil or Starrett oil on the top round of the magazine. I also use EEZOX on the slide rails. EEZOX is a lighter fluid like consistency lube that dries up. Use sparingly as it spreads thin and not much is needed. It also doesn't gum up with powder like...

The dealer is in rural Mackinaw. Maybe the same fella. I can't imagine there are many of these sold in our neck of the woods.

Thus far I have only tried some Hoppes #9 on a shop towel to clean the OD of the cylinder. It has taken some off but not spotless. The paper towel and my thumb give up before the carbon. I've got a few pics and a short 6 round video I'll try to get posted this week.

I've had my eye on a 329 for years. I always thought it was a "neat" gun. The familiar lines of a S&W but with "space age" materials. Not to mention the amount of posts about how brutal it was to shoot. I really didn't find many current posts or info on the 329 so I thought I would give my 2...

Try this again. Guessing it is an early model. I have not found a "Serial number/ date of manufacture" thread yet. I'll ask when I call about the grips. The mag followers are black and they still hold 15 rounds. I'll be taking them apart to see if they have been modified. I thought the 15...

The grips do not have the divot. Everything seems OK with them. I will see what S&W says. I'm guessing they are not in stock as I have read on other threads about the recall. But I will give them a try.

And it's upside down...

I don't post much but I always enjoy the information available here. Just picked up this 5904 from Ganders used case for $349 SER #TDE01**. W/ 3 mags :) No box :/ Shot point of aim with Federal 115gr FMJ. Very pleased to have run across one in such great condition.

Thanks all. I guess I was just a little surprised at their answer. But as some have suggested I will try both ways.

The following question was sent to Hornady tech support. I just wanted to pass on thier response and also to see what others thought. From Me: "I am reloading Hornady's 148gr HBWC item number 10208 for a Smith and Wesson Model 14-3 38 special. I will be using Hp-38 or Titegroup powder and my...

Thank you to the OP for the pic,even though it says compact I was worried about it fitting on that dinky litle rail and the trigger guard not interfering with the switch. Looks like it will work out just fine. Just ordered one for my M&P 40c. Good to hear that Streamlights Customer service is...

17+ years ago I saw a Nevada State Police marked revolver (.357 mag, stainless or nickle plated,& wood grips) that had been picked up at a swap meet (Rutledge Mo.). I don't remember the make of it but do remember the guy showing it off at a friends folks place. Rutledge used have a colorful...

I can't comment on the caliber you are asking about, but will tell you my opinion on cheap import ammo. I would/ will only run it in a cheap/import firearm. I had some Brown Bear 9mm 115gr ammo given to me by a co-worker because it would not run in his S&W model 99. I tried it in my S&W 639 and...

As you already mentioned cleaning is the first part. Try loosening the screws a little and see if you have any luck letting it align itself, then tighten it down when it goes all the way back. I had problems with mine hanging up mid stroke on the way back in and then slamming forward flipping...

For my Dillon 550b I like 26.0 gr of Win 748 under 55gr Hornady V-max, in commercial brass. Primer of your choice. Loaded to just under mag length.

How much to move it? 1) Find the sight radius by measuring the distance between the front and rear sight. 2) Divide this measurement into the range in inches you are sighting in at. this gives you a "Radius Multiple" Whatever you move the rear sight will move the impact on the target by this...

I use a POS Lee perfect powder measure. I will say it does very well with extruded powders. For rifle cartridges I set it low by about .3 gr and trickle up to weight. The elastomer wiper keeps it from cutting kernels or from hanging up. It is fantastic with AA1680 that I use in a 30x39 Encore...