I believe those are Box Elder Burl. (Stabilized) I got the wood already stabilized. Guy does good stuff. I'd like to get a bunch more of it when the piggy bank is full enough.
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I believe those are Box Elder Burl. (Stabilized) I got the wood already stabilized. Guy does good stuff. I'd like to get a bunch more of it when the piggy bank is full enough.
Nice people on this forum.
On another note,
Now, I are a cowboy.
Picked up this to mate with my Uberti 1873 lever gun. Both in .357
[img] https://i.postimg.cc/7P1JCv5r/Taylor-Co.jpg[/img]
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Originally Posted by Bawanna
Very nice grips.
I only own one 1911 (Dan Wesson SS V-Bob 45)
But those guns have something special about them.
May need to add more sometime...
Always wanted one of these
https://content.osgnetworks.tv/handg...d-revolver.jpg
They are great little guns but with the short barrel comes a short ejection rod which requires special attention when pulling the base pin as well as ejecting spent cases.Quote:
Originally Posted by Barth
The lower and wider Bisley hammer gives you a sight picture with the hammer down as well as faster follow-up shots because the hammer is much easier to grab.
I have been through a half dozen SA Rugers in a variety of calibers. All of them great shooters but with their tall sharp hammers a PIA to cock so I sold them and moved on.
Mine shown above is made for mounted shooters so it has the wider hammer and came with a short stroke kit installed so it fits my needs perfectly. Those Italians make really nice replicas and the tolerances on this gun are perfect. They have also figured a way to have the firing pin retract without a transfer back so loading six is a safe option. I would have gone with a Colt but my fear was passing on a gun that if loaded incorrectly was a time bomb for anyone not understanding the relationship between a firing pin and a chambered round. Hickock45 graphicly demonstrates that with wooden rod striking the hammer on a Colt or replica without Uberti's hammer safety feature.
Two of my favorites. Think I was born a thumb buster.
An Uberti 45 Colt similar to your desire, and a 45ACP Ruger. I like the feel and weight of the Uberti, like the old Colts, but the Ruger while a bit heavier is fun to shoot and I got way more ACP than 45 Colt.
When we talk revolvers this is my most accurate Wamma Jamma
https://i.imgur.com/WHQhe09.jpg?1
But for a 3" 357?
Ejects and loads rounds like a boss... :cool:
Those are Jet Loaders BTW
https://i.imgur.com/u1KbrWV.jpg?1
Model 65?
You have a good eye for guns there :)Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnR
M65-3 3" Heavy Barrel
The 44 is a M629-2 4" Mountain Revolver
65-5 3” here. Great gun.