Everything posted by Bully
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
So, five minutes after my last post someone grabbed my TK Release. I found out that the Revolver Supply piece is polymer and I'm not in love with that. Is there anything out there similar to the Revolver Supply part that is made of metal or am I looking at dead ends?
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
So, the dot is off. If I'm gonna do it, I'm gonna do it correctly. TK Release is staying for the time being. Can't seem to find anyone interested and as I work on my grip, I'm finding it more comfortable to use. Hammer has been chopped. Springs are in and the inner works are smoothed out a bit. Gun feels immeasurably better all around. Next step is to hit the range, maybe tomorrow. I'll make sure the sights are on and work on holding the gun properly. I know I'm not. I've been on YouTube a bit and am starting to grasp (again) how to properly hold a handgun. It really is a perishable skill.
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Pelosi makes veiled threat to gun rights
And... It's Trump. I've had multiple Dems in conversation that think the wall is an ok idea but are opposed to it because Trump. No other real reason. Just him. Sad. When I opposed the things Big-Daddy "O" did it was because I didn't agree with the action. My feelings toward him were/are inconsequential to my decision. These folks are a different breed.
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
Thank you sir. I may put mine up for sale and grab the Revo Supply one. I like the thought of it being a bit more “practical “ than the other offerings. I also don’t mind the factory, I just want to add a bit of insurance against a complete miss. Is the shorter one IDPA legal as well or only the mid-length?
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
I'm totally on board with that. If I go that direction I'll most likely grab a Vortex. Unless you have another suggestion. I would, however, like to stay away from the Triji. That's just a bit too high budget for a play toy for me. Side note: The TK Custom release is pretty long. I think I kind of don't like it. Should I try to push thru until it makes more sense to my muscle memory OR should I look into ditching it and grabbing something from Revolver Supply? And yes, I understand ergos are 100% subjective. I'd love your input on this because if the Revolver Supply piece is complete garbage or the TK is just soooooo much more worth it, I know you'll know.
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
I am.
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
As stated, I know it's not ideal. I just want to see if I like shooting with a dot. I will look at the micro dots and mounts if it's something I really like. I have this stuff kicking around. I figured "Why not?" you know?
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
Kinda ghetto but it’ll let me see how I like a dot on top. I know it’s not ideal. But it’ll do for the moment.
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
Thank you sir. Mom trying to stay away from the AA holsters. They’re cool but I’d prefer to have something a little more “practical “
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
Thanks for the holster recommendations. As to the hammer chop, I just did my SP101. I'm a master Dremel jockey.
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
Thank you. I will take you up on that. I appreciate the tip on the springs. I'm just de-burring for right now. No shaping or hard stoning. Just making it better. But I do understand that once metal is gone it's difficult to put back. As for the hammer, even tho you didn't mention it, I'm just taking it down to the frame. I've seen some pretty radical stuff out there. I just want to avoid getting hit with the spur. Not so interested in getting the lightest pull imaginable. I have about 5000 Federal primers. So, about 5 years worth (the way I shoot handguns). So that's good. @alec.mc Any other holsters for newb's beyond the Speed Beez offerings? No one seems to make a Kydex OWB holster beyond them.
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
So, as of right now, I have coming: WC spring kit Miculek spring kit Hi-Viz FO front sight TK Customs extended cylinder release I will bob the hammer and stone the trigger bits just a little. Should burn up a few hours this weekend.
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Looking to purchase new 1911
Ok, I'll say it again... Look at the Springfield Armory Mil-Spec. 6ish should get you in the game. Shoot the p*s$ out of it. If you choose to, you can: A) upgrade and work on it yourself. B) send it to a 'smith to have it worked on. C) shoot it as is. The Mil-Spec is an amazing base pistol. It's also a pistol that most smith's will work on without reservation. The frame is forged. That means, if you decide to get the frontstrap checkered there will be very little chance of a void. They also are pretty within "spec" so there isn't a ton of straightening to be done on them. They are as classic as it gets with only rear cocking serrations. Or, you can spend the coin little by slow and have it turned into a personal version of the SA Pro. Your call. I have one and love it. I've done work to it and enjoy shooting it when I'm in the mood for shooting 45ACP (which isn't often). It's just an awesome gun.
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
It is
- S&W Model 13-3
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
Thanks Bubba. I didn't know you shot revolvers...
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
Those are lovely. Details? No, you didn’t miss anything. I’m just checking that you received.
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
He was. They're cool. You're really not missing all that much tho. Funny, I thought you were a fan of Big Butts. Did you get my email?
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
I'll look into them. Got any grip recommendations? I was the only one last night. Division winner by default!!!
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
Sold it. Previous owner wanted it.
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To the Competitive Wheelgunners
So my handgun spark has been re-ignited. Which sucks, because I don't have a ton of time to devote to it, and even less money, but I digress... I'm going to start shooting light competitions at Tenafly on the occasional Sunday evening. Rather than try and buy a(nother) pistol I don't need, I'm gonna run one of my revolvers. I have a 625JM. Currently it sits bone stock with the exception of having the cylinders beveled. I'm pretty comfortable cracking the sideplate off and will be doing a minor trigger job on it, and replacing the springs with the Wilson Combat set. I also have a fiber optic front sight from Hi-Viz on the way as well as an extended cylinder release from TK Customs. For those that are into it, what else should I be doing? I'm not looking to get too crazy. I think that just grips are left on my list. I'm gonna grab a holster at some point, but won't be rushing it as Tenafly allows a "low-ready" which is how I'll manage it for the time being. I'll hang my moonclips off of my pockets for now. I'm just looking to have fun but love messing with everything I have. Thanks in advance.
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If It WereYou... A “WWYD” Question
You, send something sideways... hogwash!!!
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Where are the Colt SAA’s?
There's always this... https://www.1911addicts.com/threads/colt-saa-45-by-bob-munden.63675/#post-973387
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If It WereYou... A “WWYD” Question
Thanks again to all that have responded.