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Picked a nice one up at the HGCA show in the NRG center in Houston for $300 yesterday. I have seen them much cheaper at pawnshops in the past, but never got one. I figured I might as well go ahead and get one before they got any higher and I ain't getting any younger. It makes a nice little...

I found an o ring that will hold pressure, but the power is way down from what it should be. I will try your suggestion on the pellgun oil. Thanks.

I have one of those Harbor Freight o-ring selection boxes, but this is a special application. :(

I picked this up at the George Brown Show in Houston recently. Crosman single action .22 caliber with a full, original tin of period correct pellets. (pells) :) Couldn't pass it up since I got one for Christmas in 1961 when I was nine. Ordered orings off of Ebay, but they were incorrect. Does...

After reading your replies, I noticed the extraction ring described, kind of backwards as opposed to a modern revolver where the cylinder is static and the extractor star is pushed away from the cylinder face. Thank you gentlemen for your explanation and kind words.

I recently obtained this original looking piece and just fired a round of .32 S&W in it today. For those that are familiar with these neat little guns, after I broke it down to expell the spent casing, it was out of the cylinder, up against the recoil shield like I suppose it is supposed to be...

The correct factory bend or angle on the feed lips is something that springs cannot fix. That is why new is the only way to go as far as I am concerned.

Thanks, Jim K. Does having this stamp date this gun or make it more desireable, to anyone's knowledge?

Thanks dfariswheel! You are a much appreciated fountain of knowledge that I see on other forums and you are to be commended for donating so much of your time to answer questions in a way that could only come from a very experienced expert in the gun field. Merry Christmas. :)

Can anyone tell me what these stampings symbolize? Are they proofmarks? This is a Glock 17 with a 3 digit serial number.

Here is the thread - http://2coolfishing.com/ttmbforum/showthread.php?t=505903

A poster on another forum claims the Ithaca model 37 is no longer used by the military or police because of a history of being unreliable. He also claims that is why one no longer sees them in duck blinds (including the mag 10). This flies in the face of everything I have ever heard about...

Well, if that was at 50 yards, it would be braggable. :)

aha, i see now, thanks. nice polish job, too. :)

Cocked and Locked... do you get a better sight picture w/the sp101 front sight in backwards??

couldn't help but notice you two guys have the same amount of posts, posted exactly 1 hour apart, and joined within 2 days of each other. small world. :)

i have heard some were single action only. mine spins the cylinder in double action but doesn't cock the hammer and fire. is mine broken, weird, or just a nagant? :)

these measure about 31/8" tall and 13/8" wide. the seller at the gunshow didn't know what they fit. looks to be locating pins above and below the screw holes. what do they fit? when i find out, i may have to find and buy one. :) thanks in advance!

the most inexpensive 9mm i own is a star model bm. rock solid gun and 1911 ergos. it has an external safety, something i find sadly lacking on the glocks. probably around $300 nowadays.

super redhawks ARE ugly! that's why i love my alaskan. they chopped the barrel at the right place.