Pinned Barrels

[Ole Joe Clark]

I'm posting some eye candy for viewing. They belong to one of my best friends, and he gave me permission to post photos. I did get to shoot both of them today. All I will say is he out shot me, but he didn't cause three (3) steel targets to fall with one shot.







They both were purchased new by my friend, the 29-2 has counterbored cylinders, the 14-3 is a dream to shoot. Both have 8 3/8" barrels.

 

[KalamazooKid]

Sweet lookers and I'm sure awesome to shoot. I don't yet own a "long tube" but the more I see and hear about them, the more I want one!


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[JP@AK]

he didn't cause three (3) steel targets to fall with one shot.

So, I guess this means that you hit the gravel in front of the targets, the gravel flew up and knocked down all three?

 

[Ole Joe Clark]

So, I guess this means that you hit the gravel in front of the targets, the gravel flew up and knocked down all three?

Of course not, it had to be skill, or wind from the 240 gr, Speer half jacket, loaded in 1988.

Actually I probably hit the stand and the concussion made them fall. They are all mounted on a common stand. That's my excuse and I am sticking to it. I'm 73 and kinda shakey sometimes.

 

[Targets Guy]

Beauties all.

 

[SS57]

Mr. Clark you are 73 and still enjoying a great sport. Good for you. I hope we all can be so lucky. Thx for posting.

 

[Bajadoc]

I really like the barrel lengths. To me, any barrel less than 6 inches is a snub nose.

 

[les.b]

Joe, good to see you shooting and enjoying life!!

Those are some nice looking revolvers, there!!

Best Regards,mLes