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I use that thing for frigging everything except concrete and really heavy applications.

Mike, it's a maybe... maybe not. Your chances might be better if they are from newer MIM guns. You'll know pretty much immediately , assuming you can even get the cylinder to fit, While cycling the trigger, you'll probably need to fit the hand to the extractor on the other cylinder.

STIs come with tiny roll marks now, I'd say that's a good deal. STI makes excellent firearms

That sounds like the biggest scam ever.. ... what's the do? ... Confirm you havent commited a crime between phone calls while standing there?

Check out this video from Jerry M, I know its mostly a revolver video, but around the 12 minute mark he talks about stance.

Also, i'm cross eye dominant as well - RIght handed, left eye dominant, it took me a good while to learn to shoot with both eyes open, but after I did I noticed a large bump in my speed and accuracy. Though, i'll sometimes turn my head very slightly to the right to better line up my left eye. Come out to one of the Steel challenge matches at either old bridge or cjrpc, the whole match is about your speed of the draw and how fast you can pick up targets, a few of those matches under your belt you'll know exactly where your trouble areas are and what to work on, plus - being able to observe other shooters and talk with them is a great help.

It's all about muscle memory, and practicing over and over and over until you can literally do it with your eyes close. Draw present the gun, open your eyes, and your lined up on target ( or pretty damn close ) Keep your body flat facing the target, feet squared at shoulders head straight up , both eyes open.

Entry ticket for me to play in the 2014 Revolver Nationals in Illinois

927 would of been good

I wish they change the model number though. 29 screams 44 magnum to me

Merry Christmas ya' filthy animal

i'd put 50 bucks in for one.

one of my favs

Rumors been that Jerry has been trying to get this done for years and years now, but smith was reluctant. Nice to see they finally caved, I think it'll be a good seller, and is a great choice for the new USPSA minor change. Though, now - I feel like I'm getting ripped for building a custom gun out of a 4" 627 into a 6.5" barrel with ti cylinder. Also, if the price point is crazy and your really set on having a 9mm revolver, you can have your cylinder converted over to chamber 9mm at TK Customs for around 200 bucks I think. I wonder what the barrel is slugged out to, you'd assume .355, but I wonder if they are using .357 barrels, who knows.

Whhhhhhaaaaaaattttttt Too early for april fools Pizza Bob gonna crap his pants!

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http://www.amazon.com/Frankford-205205-Arsenal-Reloading-Scale/dp/B002BDOHNA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1387759945&sr=8-1&keywords=reloading+scale Cheap, accurate enough for me, works every time.

Then nothing to worry about.

I'd disagree , personally - I feel smiths design is more simplistic and easier to work on and function test over the ruger... The side plate coming off allows a large area to work in versus the rugers drop out trigger assembly that I felt was a nightmare to take apart.

you forgot to mention the rock hard 17 lb ruger trigger pull though bob.

Really doesn't look that appetizing to me... I mean besides the half lug barrel, what's different? Fixed rear sights on a " competition " gun? Really? Come on now...

I think Dave is referring to something like the " triple bill drill " like this:

Jer. I can use your rifle ? Dont have a scope on my 22