Performance Center 629

[DCWilson]

Only the biggest gun stores will regularly stock Performance Center models, but any gun store should be able to order one for you.

If you are lucky, you will sometimes find unwanted PC guns on the consignment or trade-in shelves at even the smaller gun shops.

If a particular PC model that you want is out of production with no prospect of reintroduction, you just have to keep your eyes open for offerings on the usual auction sites.

 

[LAZY EYED SNIPER]

Been a while since I signed on here.

I appreciate all the kind words. Figured I'd stop in a post a new photo...

 

[gallor1]

Best looking Revolver IMO

It looks beautiful I have been looking for one but cant track one down and if I do its gone before I can grab it.

 

[Magnum-Krazy]

Range report will follow. I know she's gonna be a handful, but I've always been a glutton for punishment. Oh, and there's no such thing as a safe queen in my house...

Well from one glutton for punishment to another, there's nothing like hard bucking recoil --------- (-;
I also have NO safe queens as well.
Great looking Performance Center 629, she's a beauty !




Ernie

 

[P G]

I appreciate all the kind words. Figured I'd stop in a post a new photo...

Been carrying this gun for a while now. Practicing with Berry's 220 grain flat point bullets in a Magnum case. 6.5 grains of Bullseye makes for a nice range practice round.

 

[kaaskop49]

Attn Moe L

I also own the Ruger Alaskan in .44M. Nobody else touches this gun, nobody. Agree the 180gr Rem load is super. The Hogue grips make it a pleasure to shoot. Never would have thought I could do double-taps with a .44M.

 

[Dale53]

Thanks for the great compliment and I'm glad you enjoy the photos. I did shoot them myself, but am far from a professional. Believe it or not I shoot all my photos with an old 6 megapixel Sony Cybershot pocket camera. I've been experimenting with lighting techniques and camera angles a bit lately and it seems to be working out ok. I've found that a tripod is your best friend!

Again, thank you for the kind words.

I am a published photographer having worked for a magazine for several years. Your pictures are EXCELLENT, period!!

Looking at them I am reminded of an old saying, " It ain't the bow and arrows, it's the Indian". Or, to paraphrase, "It's not the equipment, it's the photographer"...

You obviously have a great eye and know how to use them (eyes).

FWIW
Dale53