Recent content by Leadbutt

Would more than likely just copy grand dad, 1899 Savage 30-30 cut down to a 16" barrel for riding on the floor, 1911 38Auto for duty with a Colt pocket revolver in 38colt, Shotgun would be the two he carried double barrel 8ga, for reach:), and a cut down 12ga double for social work .

Only have one now an old model 110J, stock has been replaced but it still shoots lights out

That would be cool to add if it was a conversion set up,already have the 9mak for my 42

Only thing better than the 1076 is a 1086, had one and let it go, wish I still had it

Wouldn't be my first choice but with the right load it would work, I think it was SIG's GM at the time the round came out had an article about taking a puma with it.

Got to shoot one of the test samples years ago, our head FI had one sent in for our eval based on I believe Miami-Dade approving them for off duty, I was impressed with the system. The last P=35 I carried had the system in it and had well over 10k qual rounds thru it when I let it go,

The fixed blade version is my go to back pack carry, much better at the odd jobs they my standard carry blade

357Sig, is like the old 38Super, unloved by most, and a weapon few will use, but once you do, you may not go back

Mine is a 55, and I just used the Weaver mount and a 1"tube 3x9 Old steel Weaver

No way for me to pick, as Bryce and Askins helped train me as a young man I know their skills

Having had the opportunity to shoot with the gentlemen that where issued those , I can say you have a great 357, really like the rear sight top strap replacement, but that front sight sure is high, whats it sighted in for, load wise

Contact the CZ shop and ask those guys

Decent night's work

I very seldom, carry more than one now a days, if you would have caught up to me while I wore the badge and blue, you would have found at minimum three on me. If I feel the need now its still a battle pistol for main, and either my THP in a neck holster, or one of the mini wonder nines in a neck...

I love to see them in the wild, and will move out of the way if I see them. I was bit by a dead western diamondback when I was 13 in the palm, as i was pulling stocks from a combine, the head was all there was but in its death spasm it clapped on my hand, thank god the doc said he was a dry...