Yup. I know.
I would love to put the rosewood grips on the 686. Open carry it. Cowboy boots. You know,the whole roll thing...
I really don't like burning up a weekend painting. What am I saying... I don't like burning ANY daylight painting.
Grrr. I got one that tells me it's time to paint, that's what I got. %$%$^*^&^!!. But... I still think she's hot, so there's that.
Grrr. I got one that tells me it's time to paint, that's what I got. %$%$^*^&^!!. But... I still think she's hot, so there's that.
Back to our regularly scheduled gun talk. I've had good luck with Altamont grips on my Smith revolvers... not too pricey, and they look authentic. I think Altamont makes some of their special TALO grips. If my 66-8 doesn't find a new home, I'm thinking of doing these round-to-square butt conversions with the S&W medallion inserts.
Stainless or Blued with Wood and Leather.
But at $119, it only has to work once.
I bought a gun ! Nothing that I'm particularly proud of, but it's going to serve a purpose. It's going on a skunk hunt.
Yup, Pepe 'la Pew decided to live under my cabin. I jumped out of my chair when he exited from underneath the cabin .... right at dusk .... about 4' from my leg.
My wife doesn't know, and I intend to dispatch the critter without ever telling her.
Anyway ..... at 3 lbs. the Rossi .410 single-shot 'Tuffy' weighs less that some of my handguns.
Have any of you ever been on a skunk hunt ? What do you think I should use ... figuring a distance of no more than 15', for the bead sight.
#4 shot, 00 buck, ????? What would send Pepe to his great reward ?
Well, I wish that I could help in your cause, pard'ner, but I'll be ding-danged if I'm going to be dragging a live skunk anywhere ! No, no, not for me !
