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The CZickness #XIV....It continues
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I'd bet the ole Super Sport will be residing near speedway soon
They command a price not for the faint of heart, but holy wow are they pieces of wheelgun art.
Welp CM, if you're looking for something inexpensive and still reliable, how about a Taurus 617 or model 85 if you just wanted .38 +P? Not exactly the top end of anything, but they go boom when and how they're supposed to. 
Oh, and since I mentioned the T word, I'm rather expecting a nice flaming... ah well and if so/then so!
Oh, and since I mentioned the T word, I'm rather expecting a nice flaming... ah well and if so/then so!
Welp CM, if you're looking for something inexpensive and still reliable, how about a Taurus 617 or model 85 if you just wanted .38 +P? Not exactly the top end of anything, but they go boom when and how they're supposed to.
Oh, and since I mentioned the T word, I'm rather expecting a nice flaming... ah well and if so/then so!
Nah......I was sporting a Charter Arms Bull Dog so hey.....
[video=youtube_share;X8Ylp0-HSYw]https://youtu.be/X8Ylp0-HSYw[/video]Ugh.........My hand just had a shooting pain....
Nah......I was sporting a Charter Arms Bull Dog so hey.....
I’ll bet amongst this group one of us could find a nice correct vintage Charter Arms 44 special at a LGS exactly like what you have?
That would be pretty cool actually.
And he just bumped the price $50 over the $700 I saw it posted at...
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...56269-s-w-686-4-plus-spur-hammer-no-lock.html
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...56269-s-w-686-4-plus-spur-hammer-no-lock.html
If this were not a 3" it might not be bad.
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ss-steel-revolver-early-90s-manufactured.html
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...ss-steel-revolver-early-90s-manufactured.html
You might want to get it before the price goes up even more!And he just bumped the price $50 over the $700 I saw it posted at...
https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...56269-s-w-686-4-plus-spur-hammer-no-lock.html
You have many exceptional guns and I probably haven't seen a quarter of them. I appreciate very much that you allowed me to run them. Definitely put a smile on my face.
When it comes to wheel guns I always liked the hammerless or shrouded hammer models for a bug. The .357 models were preferred but I always ran .38+P in them. BTW those are the only guns I will run +P in but that's another discussion. S&W makes a lot of relatively affordable snubbies in that category. GB is usually full of them. I always loved mine but for some reason they never hung around very long. Probably because I always felt like I couldn't hit **** with a wheel gun. Shooting wheel guns well is something that takes more practice then I was willing to invest. You just need a RAMI. If that doesn't qualify as a pocket gun get bigger pockets. 
Then you know your belly gun can hit bellies out to 95yds.
P.S. Does anyone know who has my old RAMI? So many have left the family and I should have kept track. I keep thinking that somewhere, over the rainbow, I might be able to reacquire a few of my old friends.
Then you know your belly gun can hit bellies out to 95yds.
P.S. Does anyone know who has my old RAMI? So many have left the family and I should have kept track. I keep thinking that somewhere, over the rainbow, I might be able to reacquire a few of my old friends.
BTW, I am done shooting until this whole process is over and the fog is completely cleared. I had an "incident" at the range the other evening that scared me. No one else noticed it and it was, thankfully, not unsafe as the gun was, as always pointed down range. But what my mind should have recognized and would normally have without conscious thought it did not. I shot a string, counting in my head as always, and reached what I thought was the end. I had shot the last several rounds in SA but wanted to do a dry pull on DA before I put the gun down. My brain did not acknowledge that the slide did not lock back on the last round and that the gun was in battery. Of course this means either it didn't lock back for some reason on the last round or...it wasn't the last round. This is a no brainer, right? Well, apparently I am now working with no brain as it didn't even register. So, pointing the gun down range, I squeezed off what I thought would be a dry fire DA pull and, of course, BANG. I was momentarily startled and then scared. I put it down and was done shooting.
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