I've got the 358430 mold for a 195 LRN and have been shooting that during my last few range trips. The loads I've been using are between .38 Special and .357 loads and right around 1000 FPS. I've found it to be very accurate and hits steel targets hard at 100 yards. Sometimes it can be hard...
Realistically people probably aren't shooting them that much so it's probably a moot point. I have the 45 ACP variant and after 6 shots I'm ready for a gun with a decent trigger and good sights on top of the annoying loading process. I have no problem shooting 100 to 200 rounds out of a S&W...
I got a Rossi Ranch Hand in 44 Mag for dirt cheap from a FFL going out of business sale. It made for a bad rifle and a terrible handgun. Thankfully I got it cheap enough I was able to shoot it some and still get my money back when I got rid of it.
With a proper stock it would be a decent...
Just Google "pistol with optic". There are a variety of links to retailers or review articles with pistols that either come with optics or pistols that come optic ready. Pistols that come with optics are still a small subset of guns being sold today but 10 years ago the options could...
I'd take Scheels over anything else other than maybe Sportsmans Warehouse and Scheels wins that toss up because they have decent selection of used guns. Cabelas and Bass Pro are just as expensive or worse.
Can everyone complaining about Scheels prices tell me where they are finding stuff...
What Colts do you own? Hard to give advice without knowing specifics. Assuming they are chambered in 45 Colt, you'll be fine. Colts chambered in any other round will probably be a no go.
It's possible to shoot .380 in a 9mm but it doesn't really work very well. The case is smaller and...
It varies from gun to gun. More manufacturers are making handguns optic ready than ever before, but definitely not all. Research is a must if planning on going down this route. It's also becoming more common to sell with a optic already in place.
Finding a better one for cheaper wouldn’t be easy but it’s not a screaming hot deal either.
I’d offer $850 if you really want it and see what they say. If they don’t budge come back a couple weeks later and see if it’s still around.
Looking at gunbroker and gunsinternational shows that pre 29’s with correct box, correct grips, and in good condition go for $3,000+. Without the correct box, correct grips and well used go for closer to $2,000 give or take depending on how far from original they are. One with the wrong box...
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