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Niether...I like my bullets fat and heavy...like me. Because I've seen them work with my own eyes. - JM.

CAS shooters live with it. You however can dull your sight temporarly by spraying it with foot powder or something...if that solves your problem, and you want to make it permanent, you can mask off the gun with masking tape, and have the top strap and front sight bead blasted by your gunsmith...

Robert beat me to it, but take his word - Lynn @ Dry Creek Bullet Works. - JM.

OK, #1 - in my mind, if you are looking for duel cylinders, you plan to shoot more than one load...you'll want adjustable sights for it. #2 - I don't know how this thread got turned to a discussion of "Ruger only" loads. But there is no...I repeat NO strength advantage to the adjustable...

Taurus 651.

Yes, they did discontinue the Bisley-Vaquero, as they will not be making the large frame Vaquero's anymore. New Small frame Vaquero's will still be made, and Large frame adjustable sighted Bisleys will still be made. I suspect that they will come out with some type of Bisleyish gripframe...

All of my handgun bullets come from Dry Creek...Lynn is a great guy to work with.

Where did you find it? Glad it's doing well. When you're fondling it, please send my gun back to me. - JM. :cool:

I'm on that band wagon, I've had a few different Tauri, currently just a 651...no flies on it. I'll probably sell it to finance a Smith (yes, I'm a gun snob), but to my eye, the beauty of the Taurus is that I can buy them used for $200, use them to figure out what bbl lenghts and cals that I...

Hmmm, funny you should ask...I fired a cylinder full of those from my 3" m65 just a couple of hours ago...the frame doesn't look streched to me. :rolleyes: - JM.

Ditto Ruger MKII

I've have some that fit, and some that don't...luck of the draw. Try it and see...make sure that it will pass the range rod test before firing (I put that in to CMA). - JM.

Of the two calibers, .22lr is the "deadlier". The .25acp is absolutely pathetic! Perhaps you should re-evaluate your selection critera to allow a larger cal. - JM.