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Take a rifle round, pull out the bullet and powder. Load it in chamber. Fire! The force of the primer should be enough to shoot her out, or at least a few more inches down the barrel. Rinse and repeat until it flys out. ( don't do this , unless you think it's a good idea.... Sarcasm on... it might work... but prob. better solutions! )

Nothing wrong with this PPU ammo... It's cheap, it goes bang. Just a little smokey and IMO the brinnel rating of the lead is a little to low / soft. By all means, buy it - it's affordable. I probably went through 7k of these before I started reloading. Just gotta de-lead your barrel more often. American Eagle is good stuff too, I went through a little of that too. Obviously anything jacketed is going to be cleaner on the barrel / smoke less. I havent bought factory ammo in some time now since I reload all my ammo, But I still use lead bullets all the time for loading. When your done shooting them, throw the empty brass in a box and mail it to me. K thx

Shhhhh. Don't want to give them any more ideas

pew pew pew! hoping the weather holds out for this

that one has alot of good tips if you are using a J-frame with a coil main spring instead of the traditional leaf spring.... Personally I don't see the point of taking the bolt release apart to gently remove the lock flag.... I'm throwing the damn thing away, just a few wiggle pulls and prys and it pops out with little effort.

Blue, the other piece in the video is actually a seperate " lawyer indicated " safety, called a hammer block. Completely separate to the internal lock & flag. I just choose to remove all the safeties in my revolvers. I should of better elaborated. As far as leaving the flag in, and permanently disabling the key lock.. I'm not sure, never looked into it or thought about it, since it's pretty common practice to just remove them. If the gap bothers you that much, like you said - just leave it in.

Big gap?? That gap might be a 16th wide... not to much is getting in there. If you think that is a problem, then you'll really hate my bobbed hammers on my smith revolvers. Yes, while it is " open to the elements " .... what could possible get inside? Unless your rolling around in pea gravel, then sand, then a tub of glue... I doubt you'll have a problem. I've shot probably 10,000 rounds with a bobbed hammer like that with zero ill effects. even if you did pop a small rock or something inside, in all likelyness it'd just work its way downward and hang out in the hollow area under the grips near the main spring.

But what if he has to urinate outside after that beer ?

Here. I created a quick video demonstrating how easy it is to remove the lock on my factory 625 I just picked up.

BTW, socom.... Post # 1911 ... saweet!

This too, you can remove the key plug if you want, there are a few guys there that sell plugs you can insert to match the body of the frame... Personally though, I just leave the key plug in. Doesn't bother me that much.

No, you can leave the " key " plug in, but remove the flag that would contact the hammer locking it in place.

They can be removed in under 90 seconds, I wouldnt put off an entire brand of firearms because of one small detail. It'll probably never fail in 10 lifetimes, but I remove them regardless.

.... And it still works! Go blue!

Shoulda bought a dillon !

as the 2012 OBRAMS Tactial Ops 1st place division champion, I feel it's my duty to come and reprise my title. Cooper Troopa Going down!!

Holy hell there was another revolver shooter ? I didn't bother looking at the scores. I left after 3 stages, wasn't feeling too hot

maybe he meant AZ ( arizona ) ?? Damn X and Z so close together on the keyboard!

bought it from a private seller @ my club. JM stands for jerry miculek, it's his " signutare series ". Other then a few cosmetic things, it's the same as any other 625... but as far as I know, the only 625s in production today. The grips , i hate ... they feel like a slippery banana, too small, too short. I'll be replacing them with some wooden houge big butts like on the rest of my revolvers. Stock trigger is moot for me since I work over all my S&W triggers.... But comparable to any stock S&W you pick up in the gun store.

Damn it was a hot one today! I wound up bailing after like 3 stages, Was running on empty with my energy level, lack of sleep, night shift, and the heat - Just wasnt in it. Better safe going home, I zonked out the second I hit the matress..... ( plus, my hits were pretty crappy ! )

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Thanks fellas

From what I understand is the cowboy shooters are getting the main pistol pits, and steel shooters are getting the side pistol pits ( with concrete sides )

new addition to the revolver stable! picked me up yet another S&W 625. This is a newer model.. JM Series / 4" Barrel / 6 rounds of .45acp moonclipped goodness have some plans for this one, gonna throw on a 6.5" barrel, Titanium cylinder, some big butts, trigger work, bobb the hammer.... and have me a nice alt rig for uspsa..