alec.mc

Shoot higher and to the right. You're Welcome

Demonstration on a S&W, but should be similar for a ruger. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xmYzAVgDBkY

You're starting to show your age Rosey.

I dont know how many people know about this event, I learned about it not to long ago from some other shooters who have done it in the past and spoke highly of the event. This will be my first time attending, and I am really looking forward to it. PSA Shootout is one of the largest falling steel competitions in the entire country,it spreads over a span of 4 days, and will run proably about 600 shooters. Sign up offically opened yesterday ( feb 1st ) for those that are interested in attending. I already sent in our registration forms for the morning and afternoon sessions on Saturday 4/27 plenty of great videos on youtube for those that want to check it out, just search " psa shootout " http://www.psashootout.com

now that I look through their site, everything is incrediably expensive and gouged. nearly 600 $ for a case of 9mm that ussually costs 199

I had utilized the dunns deals a bunch of times last year, 169 shipped for 10 boxes , 5250 rounds 16.99 per box

I wouldnt shoot that stuff for free, absolute rip off. .22 is one of thing's I am most worried about. I really wish I had stocked up before hand, but i was shooting it so much I went though all my bulk so quickly.

At 86 years old, let's remember - he probably wont be pulling the trigger in double action, so concentrate on something with a nice easy and crisp single action. Does he have large hands , smaller hands? Think he would be able to lift up a heavy N-Frame or the like? For that money I'd look at an 686 , model 15. or perhaps maybe even a .22 revolver like the smith and wesson 617 ? Will be easier on his hands.

This is exactly why we are having the problem we are having. People ordering tons and tons of primers, that they'll never use, and im sure will sit on a shelf in the basement until the cows come home.

oh.... this thread is still going?

And putting stickers on my honda turns it into a race car.

GregV Member Since 17 Jan 2011 OFFLINE Last Active Jan 28 2013 04:57 PM it's a conspiracy ! * tinfoil hat on *

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You don't need to run a revolver " wet " I small drop or two into the inside ( drop in by hammer ) dry fire it a few times and it'll work itself around. Other things you may want to do as a precautionary would be to lock tite the strainscrew and sight leaf screw in place.

Stainless or blued ? Do not use any lead away cloths on a blued gun, will remove bluing Get some good long chamber brushes for the cylinders 100% cooper scrub pads Barrel de leading kit

Hardly

I dont like to think about that, lol ! Base 327 trr8 revolver = $1200 /each then you have the apex hammer, new sear, stirrup, sear spring, stirrup spring, trigger, main spring, rebound spring, extended firing pin. also you have to price in tools if you dont have them already, medium/fine india stones, arkansas stone, various files, punch set, etc etc etc.

one lefty and one righty? sweet !

Thanks, thats the " butt " of the BIG BUTT grips, ha. they help keeping a nice high grip, a little base for shooting prone, really nice feeling grips. Thanks for the complimints guys, little more polishing here and there.... need to adjust the cylinder stop a little bit, comes up a touch to early, other then that it seems to be running good, going to live fire her tommorow.

Yep, the sidewise mount keeps the red dot as low to the barrel as possible.

Got me a nice set of twins, since I loved my first 327 so much, I went out and bought a 2nd to have a dedicated Iron / Open gun. Got the matching pair of big butt grips on back order from houge, and still need to get a titanium cylinder for the new 327 (open) But here they are. Spent spent about 9 hours in the past few days working on the new one, installing apex hammer, new trigger, sear, and polishing all the internals to a mirror shine. Setting primers off at about 5.5 lb double action pull

Notch!

I've got a Ruger mark 2 from the 80s that has its original extractor in it, no issues whatsoever, very reliable gun. I've probably put close to 20,000 rounds through it no problems since I've owned it

Thanks, had sorta crappy day though - pulled a few mikes / no shoots , slow reloads and butchered the classifier. fingers no work good in cold. Forever C class.... sigh.....