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I like and use a lot of Tried & True linseed oil. It gives the wood a nice low sheen natural finish.

Yep, that's a nice one!

Best tool ever? I love my pocket knife the best. I've carried one for over 60 years.

My 2 1/2" M19 has a set of Pachmayr Compac Pros on it.

I had grilled cheese tonight also, and cream of celery soup. Good food.

Bummer, saw him live once, funny guy. Never sit in the first 5 rows of his show or else!

Love the F4. Always was my favorite to work on.

Hogue finger grove mono grips.

When I was young and didn't make much money I lived on baloney, mustard, and Wonder bread.

I think I probably shoot my 686 plus pro more than any of my other revolvers. The size and barrel length make it just right for me. Fits and points perfect. I am running a Vortex red dot and Hogue finger grove rubber mono grips.

When it comes to handgun bullets I like the heavier hard cast gas check type the best.

I use silicone gun socks from Midway. They have them on sale from time to time and they work fine.

Sorry for your loss. Getting old and losing friends really sucks. Hang in there.

Bowen sells a blade blank that can be filed to the right height. I've used these a lot with great success.

The Padres are on a roll and the way they are playing I don't see anyone stopping them.

I have and use a lot of Vortex Venom red dot sights. All but one are on Raptor mounts. I also miss not having these wonderful mounts available anymore.

I haven't had any issues with any of my PC or Pro revolvers.

I'm not into percentages and there is different kinds of wear. I have no problem with any gun that has what I consider good honest wear. What I'm not going to give a second look is an abused gun.

Nickle always seems to bring more. However the rare factor can make a bigger difference.

Before you send it off to get refinished (which I wouldn't do) at least give it a good polish. I think it will clean up better than you might think. I would also get a correct set of target grips and be done with it.