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I find this more interesting because of the technical aspects that need to be overcome to do this properly, and well. A revolver has something called B/C gap, its the space between the forcing cone and front of the cylinder, there is a sweet spot where this works best, IMO - between .004 and .008. Every cylinder is a slightly a different length, some shorter, some longer - so the B/C gap is typically after each cylinder is installed. In order for this gun to work properly they would need to pair up two different cylinders of matching (or very very close ) lengths. Too tight of a gap, the cylinder will rub on the forcing cone as the gun heats up, too wide you can see lead splitting and velocity loss. The other aspect would be timing, which can be more easily solved since most revolver manufactures just do a crude rough cut with a hardened steel hand. It works, but not particularly smooth when it comes to a nice double action pull IMO.

Smith , Ruger , and Tararus all rotate counter clockwise. Colts rotate wrong ways ( clock wise )

What gave you the impression that I was throwing anybody under the bus? Asking a specific question that I found confusing to the way the new proposed law is written that would pertain to me personally , doesnt mean that I want this law to pass. I was honestly confused about if 8 shot revolvers would become illegal. Ray, dont forget who was standing next to you at the protests in Trenton while it was freezing rain in the middle of winter.

Then why are fixed tube lever action rifles with more then 15 rounds illegal ?

Honestly .. Yes. My whole collection is 8 shot revolvers, It's pretty much all I own. If the law gets shot down to 5 rounds for everything, I need would need to " sell " nearly ALL of my firearms, everybody else ( talking semi auto people here ) would just need to pin their magazines. So yes, there is a big difference here. Regardless though, I do not wish for any more gun laws here.

Serious question, what about revolvers? nearly all my revolvers are 8 rounds. ( model 627s )

if you plan on staying in the home, a tankless is great... if you're on your way out in the next few years, put in an replacement tank. It's really not a difficult job, find a friend who will help you lug it down into the basement and learn to sweat in pipe. I installed a Navien myself a few years back and it's been wonderful. Hot water until the cows come home.

start your journey with a steel challenge match to get comfortable in the shooting sports, and then move on to USPSA. old bridge and central jersey hold matches nearly ever weekend ( during the spring/summer/fall months )

bump. you're welcome

http://forums.brianenos.com/forum/264-non-dealer-brass-sales/

It's not nice to talk about yourself in the third person like that.

At least bring out the 8 shot super, that thing is cool.

http://am-revolver.com/my-equipment/

Pass.

Smith 686 Ruger Gp100 Colt /Taurus and in that order. Spend the extra $ for the Smith

Thursday went very late, I recall leaving the range about 715 There was just enough target showing in between the barrels to " thread the needle " - Hard shot, but the reward was worth the risk.

I shot thursday howard, were you there? Got a video of the same stage, running my smith and wesson 627 revolver ---- Slightly different stage plan.

Steel challenge and man vs man elimination style at cj http://www.centraljerseysteel.com/home.html

Many ranges, public and and private TYPICALLY do not have steel out for public use, well... because people are dumb. You always have that one a-hole will take his AR-15 and shoot up and destroy a plate rack with .223 rounds from 15 yards. Buy your own and bring it to a range that allows. http://www.gttargets.com/ is a steel target company that serves the northeast here and is in PA

Bump! My google-fu is weak, and lazy. What's the current deal with this ? any time frame? any price points?

https://www.costco.com/Cannon-CS33B-Executive-Series-Safe-49.2-CuFt%2c-45-min-Fire-Protection%2c-36%22W-x-20%22D-x-59%22H%2c-Electronic-Lock.product.100341406.html ive had this one a number of years, no issues. As far as getting it down the stairs, we laid it on its back, tied a rope around it. one guy at the top on the rope, another guy guiding it down the stairs behind it....hoping the guy on the rope doesnt let go too fast.

I'm a lead farmer mother ******

Sorry boo, got stuck with work. Next time!

Somebody remind me when they be for sale.

So wait.....increased match fee AND no prize payouts? Uhhh. I'm sure the boards cowboy action leauge gets all new props and reduced entry fees though. Nobody blaming you Steve, thanks for for putting up the fight. I would say no need to pay prizes out of your own company or pocket. That's silly.