Search results for query: *

I just got a Ruger Bisley Super Blackhawk Hunter in 44 Mag. I was not sure about the Bisley but it works just fine. Personally, I like the look of the original but it was unavailable at the time I bought. I got tired of waiting and bought the Bisley.

I got about 500 empty cases and 300 bullets free. My cousin found them at the dump! Bullets new in unopened boxes, cases fired but perfect condition in plastic boxes. Doesn't get any cheaper than THAT!!!! (Well, I had to buy the reloading dies for $40)

Spring kit will help considerably without permanent changes. MidwayUSA sells several on their website. These contain several different weight hammer springs and a trigger spring.

I did not like the idea of shooting a .44 Ruger with parts not installed properly (i.e. spring leg unhooked) or bending stuff. So, I installed a Wilson Combat trigger and hammer spring kit ($13 bucks at MidwayUSA.com) which lightens and improves trigger feel considerably. It feels safe to me...

Winchester 94-22 Lever Action rifle (one of the last made) I've shot it but not often! Actually, I have a little Henry .22 Lever Youth Model which is not as cool but it has a better action even with its cast receiver and plastic barrel bands. And it cost less than half the Win.

Twin City Rod & Gun Club, NE Wisconsin $35 per year $10 per day guest fee Outdoor range 25, 50, 100, 200, 300 yard, shooting benches Free use of spotting scopes, bench rests, shot bags, etc. Trap range Sporting clays extra Range officer-controlled shooting, bar (this is WISCONSIN, hey!)...

My area (NE WI) 9mm Wolf Russian steel-case stuff and Blazer in aluminum in 9mm, sporadic 9mm brass, some .357 and .44 in expensive loads, no 45 ACP, reasonable variety of .40 auto, .22 LR can be found readily in most styles. Plenty of powder but brass and bullets in popular sizes (.45, .44...