model 15 help please?

i don't have pepper spray. just guns.
holistic is good for gardens.
i don't mind chemicals on my ornamentals, but if i'm gonna eat it,
i go with fun stuff like manure.
i couldn't find poisons for evil bunnies.
that's ok tho. shooting them has turned into a hobby.
the model 15 is loaded n next to the door.
 
i doubt i'll stop.
this isn't the most expensive gun i bot, but it is the finest quality.
i'm in love with this trigger.

IF you decide to get another .38, a best choice is a Model 14. My 14-3, was a super buy at $410 including shipping. It shoots so well. 148 gr. lead wadcutters, and it is kinda like shooting a .22. Bob
 

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Here is a video on taking apart and cleaning a Smith revolver K frame.

[ame]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1mEJgWyea8[/ame]
 
Re the above video - just watch it don't do what he does. There are many better videos out there and like others have said you can clean it without removing the side plate.
 
Guys, I cannot believe there hasn't been an "equipment drive" to get Suzieqz equipped for reloading! I can kick in 100 wadcutter cases and a couple hundred 148 HBWC slugs or a Lee hand press and a set of adjusted .38 SPL dies. Someone can contribute a manual and a basics of reloading book, a set of Lee dippers and miscellaneous. She can buy primers and a can of powder locally and give reloading a try. Should we start a separate thread? Is this a good idea?
Suggesting so many different options for her is just confusing, let's get her a basic outfit to try and get her started.

Edit:
Suzieqz may not be comfortable revealing her location, even a town so obviously we need her OK on this project.
 
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Suqieqz, many years ago I was stationed at FT Bliss TX, (Ignorance is bliss, welcome to Ft Bliss). Out in the desert north of the base across the NM line, there were very odd bunnies seen. They were cottontails, not jacks but they were BIG and.. well, just odd looking.
Now the story was that special ops guys did desert survival training around there and they either couldn't catch the desert jacks or couldn't survive on them so some genius brought in bunnies to release in the desert for the SF boys to catch and they apparently thrived somehow. I have to wonder if your bunnies just might be from that project!
 
dan, i don't mind giving my address out to friends.

but, if i say ok to this, it's the same as asking men for presents.
nice girls don't do that.
so, who do i shoot at ft bliss? bringing in invasive species is evil.

thanks for the vid, targets.
that's pretty scary.
i could probably get it apart but i could never get it back together.
 
banana, if i can find another weaver clamp on rail, i'll look for a m14.
targets, i'll order a .40 brush.
amazon ha them.
i love these tips.
 
banana, if i can find another weaver clamp on rail, i'll look for a m14.
targets, i'll order a .40 brush.
amazon ha them.
i love these tips.

You won't be sorry. That .40 brush will work great for the cylinders when you get your first .357 and fire .38's in it as well.
 
the problem is finding another wearver clamp on rail. weaver stopped making them after s&w started drilling n tapping new guns.
i have no smith n i can't use iron sights.
i was lucky lee barner had one laying around, so i get to shoot the m15.
this time, i gotta find the rail first.
a gun without optics is worthless to me.
 
FUN SUNDAY
well, the summertime heat is here. that texas storm has caused
nightly rains here. great in general but the humidity when it's in the 90s saps my strength.
si i couldn't prac tice bulls eye.
when i do that, every fiber of my being is focused on every shot.
total concentration.
i just couldn't do that but i never miss my sunday shoot.
i decided to work on point shooting. i do work hard at that but not with the total concentration bulls eye requires.

i decided to spiff it up. after the sunday morn news shows n my coffee, i started preping.
but while i did, i put on an old B&W western.
lots of gunfire from 6 shooters that never need reloading.
this got me in the mood to play fast draw.
too hot for jeans n my regular shooting skirts are too long to use the thigh tie down, so i got into a short skirt, so i tied the gun down in proper annie oakley fashion.
i even put on a cowboy hat.

then i followed my normal sunday routine.
i'd bounce some cans around, then i'd come in for a cuppa.
but i kept playing the western.
kept doing this all morn.
total fun.

what i'm telling you guys is when practicing with a revolver, you gotta try
adding a cowboy movie to the mix.
there's something about gunfire on the screen that makes shooting even more fun.
pow! bang! the cans turn into injuns or outlaws.
 
Groo here
I remember,,,,,, Roy,Gene,Hoppy ,Lash LaRoo, Horses that run too fast,
And the Sons of the Pioneers.
 
yup. i love those guys.
seeing old movies on roku is one of the best things about being on the net.
i sepcially like it when the good guy shootsthe gun out of the bad guys hand, without breaking skin.
 
Suzie, have you ever shot a handgun with fiber optic sights? I have a hard time seeing at 25 yds. F.O. makes sights pop! Bob
 

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ban, my single 10 has those. i do shoot a little better but my eyes are too far gone.
i've been wearing glasses since i was 8 n now it's bifocals.
i'm not sure how good i could get with fiber optics.
the single 10 is my most expensive gun but i just don't think it's
very accurate.
i use it to play cowgirl n point shooting n it's ok for that but it will never
perform like my other guns.
it just doesn't have it in it.
even when i couldn't shoot the m15, it just told me it could do great things.
is ther a way to install those on a model 14?
i kinda want one but i have no way to drill n tap n i can't find another weaver clamp on.
without better sights there's no use in getting another gun.
 
groo is bugging me for an update, so here it is.
one more installment in the continuing
ADVENTURES OF SUPER SUSIE AND HER MAGIC GUN

saw an evil bunny hopping around so i picked up the model 15 n opened the door.
i fired n the stupid gun missed. i was very disappointed n told gun to shape up.
later, i was reading outside n saw this adorable little animal i'd never seen before. it was maybe 6'' long with a bushy tail about 4;; long.
it didn't slink like a rat. on its long legs it walked like a dog.
i was wondering if i could make it a pet.
back inside, i found it was a ground squirrel. they are considered pests in orchards because they eat the fruit before it's ripe enow to pick.
so much for cute.
i have planted 7 fig trees out in the garden n expect a crop this year.
so, the next time i went out to read i brot the model 15.
saw it at the far end of the garden so me n gun went to look, but the squirrel hides better than i seek.

went back to my coffee n book, laying on the deck. i knew he lived under it so i thot i'd get a chance to use all that point shooting practice.
finally i saw him coming n got ready to get off a quick shot.
bu, he stopped about 8 yards away, giving me time to aim.
the gun is now blooded.
i can report that a 158gr semi wad cutter is an acceptable hunting round for animals that weigh 5 oz.
STAT TUNED TOMORROW FOR PART TWO OF THIS AMAZING ADVENTURE RIGHT HERE. SAME TIME, SAME STATION.....
 
now tht the m15 is blooded, it's eligible to guard my body.
so, i had it with me when i left the garden. the ground squirrel had dug a way thru the anti bunny chicken wire.
there was a rattler trying to squeeze thru the hole.
when i saw rattles i opened fire.
when the revolver was empty, i grabbed the 22/45 from its tanker holster n emptied that mag.
yeah, i'm a walking armory.
the first round killed it but snakes don't stop moving just cause they are dead.
they scare me n i fire til i'm out of ammo.
 
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