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It was factory ammo. it was determined a "squib”. I have no Idea, but with lawyers involved who really knows. My understanding is in some cases, like powerful magnum loads can cause a cylinder disinigration. blowing the top strap and cylinder apart. i don’t know, just what I was told. It would...

Squib’s happen. Never pull that trigger if you feel a really weak reaction. This was not a pleasant experience I’m sure

I tend to give much more worth to the -4 and older S&W revolvers because they were hand fitted and better overall guns. And when they are somewhat rare like the Silhouette, I would pay a premium for a gun like that with a box. i am selling a 629-4 in excellent to like new condition for $950. I...

i was wondering what a 686 no dash with M stamp, 6 inch silhouette was worth. Very very good condition no box and as you see it.

my Bro in law has the 1986 stainless 625 in 5 inch. It’s his but I own it. Can stand there and eat the center out of a target at 30 feet. I can just flat-out shoot that thing. He can’t do that on his best day and he can shoot. We both shoot our 629’s at clay pigeons at 100 yards on the shot gun...

Was wondering what a 686 no dash 6 1/2 inch Silhouette with the M stamp is worth. No box but in very good condition, Barrel looks to be 90% inside. Saw one sell for 1200 on GunBroke. Thanks

Its the screw just below the cylinder I have seen this twice with this frame. ALWAYS check screws on all big bore powerful hand guns.

Look at the right side of the revolver. There is a screw that is a key screw that holds the internal cylinder pivot rod. It is advised to tighten that screw that gets loose from the pressure and impact of the round. This can be very dangerous. This screw can be coated with purple threadloc. then...

Thanks ruggyh, Not that was one of the best and most helpful and also very informative post. I don't come on here much at all, in fact not for over a year, but did a search on Balistics by the inch for my new 460 Bone Collector. Your post came up in my search. Not that kind of actual data out...

Thanks for adding that Ivan. I have heard that term for many years. this one is different and by a respected authority at the time. For what I gather, he tested it out in field use, not in theory. I have shot the new FBI rounds and quite honestly, I am not impressed. Not at all. I do see how...

Obviously this is one of the few things that even start to set the rules and a guide for "Stopping power”.

This was a chart developed by a guy named Peter Thornily to create a range of what it is needed to harvest these types of game. Anyone have any idea? I don’t lol.

Obviously this is one of the few things that even start to set the rules and a guide for "Stopping power”............... 45 Antelope 50 Deer 100 Black Bear (To account for 350- 500 lbs. bear.) 120 Elk, Moose, Kudu, Zebra, Large African Safari Plains Game 150...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZLHtVtlmJCA I have one in 44 magnum. You can’t harm these new takedowns by taking them apart and putting them back together “JF you do it properly. Stows in a backpack broken-down. Flip out the magazine tube lever and .....Do like in the link lol.

Try the underwood 155 and 165 gr bolts in 40 S&W and you will be surprised at the difference in performance. Underwood Developes the best loads possible per all calibers they load and sell

Very observant. being involved, I felt the exact same way

This is the Sig I traded along with the table you see.

Yes, he owns a company. When I contacted him, this revolver was on the site for less than an hour. He wanted this Sig I had. When I met him, I couldn’t believe it. He was in his late twenty’s at most. He is a very avid bow hunter and was going to use this handgun as a backup when hog hunting. My...

Weapons Education shoulder rig. Don’t think I’ll fire it. I was looking for a 44 mag Marlin rifle, either the 16 1/2 inch 44p made in 1999-2001 or a SBL 44 magnum JM or after 2016 manufacture date. After nothing came up, I got this for trade for my Sig. Slick hand gun with removable weighting.