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I use 700X for several things,including 357.

Check your range rules first.One that I use only allows their in-house reloads.

I have mod 36,185xxx. Can it safely handle +P rounds? Thanks

Ruger.Tiny phone keys.

I traded a 4" 66 for a Kruger P89DC about 18 months ago. Oh well....

Go to Hodgdon's site,put in your cal. and projectile,or pick "use all" for proj,"use all" for powder,and "use all" for manufacturer. It's going to give you a couple dozen different loads. Set your sights on pistol reloading data | Hodgdon Reloading

Let me know if you need another set of dies.

What ISN'T so special about them? My Dad loaded his 28-2 hotter than factory 44s. Can't do that with a .38 Well,not twice.

That sounds like a Nagant.Russian 7.62 cal. They're C&R guns,and are common for about $100 or so.

Numrich has the assembly for about $140.

My M36-2".(Though closer to 1.875") My Mom bought it for my Dad(off-duty carry),used in '62 and it came with those grips.I'm not sure if they're factory or not,he never cared to find out.They just worked.The small screws on the trigger are for a trigger "shoe",deeply grooved and adds about a...

Bump,please.

Hi I'm looking to trade only,not sell,in the E Hillsborough County Fl. area.FTF only and can provide "Bill of Sale" paperwork for both parties. I have a Bersa Thunder.45 UC.Black matte finish,ambidext. safety & reversible mag. release,dot & outline sites,7+1 capacity w/2 factory mags.Also has...

I finally found a set of factory grips that I could afford.I like them a lot more than the Pachs. Bob

The 36-1 came out in 1967,that was the reason for the dash. What kind of things do you want to know? Bob

I had posted earlier with a pic of my Mod. 28-2.The only thing I didn't like were the Pach. grips,but that's all I had. I came across a pretty nice deal on original grips and had to have them.I think it makes a lot of difference.Not only looks,but the factory grips fit my hands better. Bob

Joe 52XXX was most likely from 1954,records of the numbers weren't tracked all that well until into the mid-60s,but the #s for 1955 started above 55XXX. It was NOT designed for +P loads,they weren't around yet so avoid those. The values above would apply to yours as well,just try and honestly...

Hi Jon I have the current(3rd) edition of the Standard Cat. of Smith & Wesson,and their serials list 1957 117770-125000,and then pick up again in 1962 w/295000.So,1960-1962 would probably be the right time frame,as was mentioned. The "Listed"values (because it's actually worth exactly what...

I posted it mostly to point out what's happening with the prices,what people are willing to pay even with initials etc. It gives you an idea of how things are going. Bob

A 27-2,listed for $619.95,worth a look. Bob Smith & Wesson Model 27 357Mag Revolver, Used, Very Good Condition. S&W