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I have always used a beam scale although I bought a decent digital scale for the sole purpose of checking calibration on the beam scale.

Parman, Typically the reloading manual will dictate which primer to use, however the Hornady 9th edition makes no mention of using magnum primers. I do not load for the 357 so I will defer to someone who does, Regards

.380 - Bersa Thunder 9mm - .45 - Ruger P 89/90

Both are great pistols, I own both. I like the collet barrel bushing, mine has been in service since 1979 and shoots great.

Torture me !! Torture me !!! Please. Pretty please !!

Bersa factory mags at Academy Sports & Outdoors - 15.00 / ea

I own both Colt and Springfield, there's not much, if any, noticeable difference between the two regarding function and reliability. I prefer the Colt due to resale and personal preferance, but Springfield make a fine 1911.

Looking at the non-custom Colts, all parts are not forged. The MSH is plastic, on some models the trigger is plastic. Some models, if not all models consist of Cast & forged parts.

Sorry, Didn't take any before pictures of this particular Colt.

Just took the pistol to the range for the first test fire. Shot 200 rounds 185gr LSWC - 5.4gr HP38. The picture is from the first 8 round mag at 15 yards.

DMK, I didn't want to sink much money into a finishm so I used DuraCoat. Bead blasted, cleaned and finished. The finish was performed by my local smith, He done an outstanding job (IMO).

Thanks for the kind words !! Take care Dogg

I own 1911's because they are reliable, accurate and comes to target better than most. I don't own glocks because they have no safety, and they are so ugly I refuse to be seen in public with one

Hello !! I picked up an old series 70 Colt a while back. The finish was gone, the internal parts were butchered up, front sight was almost off, grips were gone, all in all pretty poor shape. The reason I picked it up was the fact that the slide was in great shape, the frame rails were...

It's a fitted, The picture does it no justice, when the GS is pushed up a little it all blends good. But to your point, maybe a little more fitting would help it blend better.