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More than likely a Herlo barrel from Viet Nam era. Who may have made this M1 Carbine barrel Criterion barrels are about $200 plus gunsmith reaming fees.

I would love to own a nickel model 19 like that one. I really wish I wouldn't have traded off my 19-4 blued. Too bad you over paid due to misrepresentation. What kind of price were you thinking about for offloading it?

Price reduced.

I have a pair of take off grips for S&W K-22, K-38, or M&P (square butt model) that I was asked to help sell for a good friend. The grips have obviously been used. There is a light gouge on the left grip, light dimples on the bottom of the butt, and screw shows signs of use. 300890 stamped on...

300890 stamped on the right grip.

I am wondering if the box once contained K model grips with a thumb rest, and these were the original take offs.

I have a pair of KTR custom walnut grips for S&W K-22, K-38, or M&P (square butt model) that I was asked to help sell for a good friend. The grips have obviously been used and the box is not pristine (it has a ripped corner). There is a light gouge on the left grip, light dimples on the...

No thanks THREEDFLYER. I am looking for a Redhawk.

I kind of figured there was a 7.5" model. Still would prefer the 5.5". Thanks Smee78!

No thanks skeetshooter. I am looking for a Redhawk.

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Looking for a Stainless 5.5" Redhawk in .45 colt. Might be interested in a 7.5" model if they made one. I would have closed my thread, but it doesn't seem I can in this forum. Thanks for looking! :D

Looks nice. How does one turn the device on? Hope it works better than my Laserlyte that came bundled with mine. I think the switch is flakey and just haven't taken the time to talk to the company about it.

Nice! Nice, Nice!

Has anyone else had troubles with the Laserlyte pointer that came as a combo exclusively from Gander Mountain? I have one that the on/off switch seems to be flaky and works some times but not others. I haven't tried to contact the manufacturer yet. Just wondering if I have an isolated problem.

Have a 2X EER Leupold on my 8 3/8" 629 Classic and feel that is good enough for the 50 yard maximum shots my woods provide.

I have been loading 9mm, .45acp, and .40 S&W for a few months now and have been thinking about doing .38 special. Please throw my name in the hat for .38's. Thanks and what a great idea!

No, but I was thinking I would rather throw away pennies worth of powder and save the perfectly OK primed cases. Yes you could save the powder if you would have liked to. I see you are done now so it is a moot point. ;)

I would remove the bullet, put the gun powder in the garden and reload the primed case again.

My finger hurt after the first magazine of .40 S&W. Backed it off .2 grains and will try it again. ;)