Recent content by pit-sitter

All I know is I wish I had bought about $5000 in 5.56x45,7.62x39 and 7.62x51 ammo about 2 years ago.

The tiny rim is why none of the original Lever guns were 45 Colt.

I am your distant neighbor, North Central MO. I accidentally learned the biggest thing you need, to get started in the gun show biz. It is some vendors/exhibitors. Nothing is worse than a gunshow with next to zero of that commodity. Last year there was a new promoter trying to get started...

Wopasaurus wrote: "That's the new standard issue police gun. jk :)" No, that would be the new stealth glazed donut Glock.:neener:

When Charter introduced their ill fated revolver and its rimmed 9mm I imagined some revolvers designed around that cartridge that obviously none of the builders wanted to try to produce. The only thing wrong with the 38 spl IMHO is it uses a very lonnnng case for its performance level. I hoped...

Dawgfvr, I would love to see you try to chamber a 32 special in one of these revolvers.

For the wisenheimers who made the comments about NASA and escape velocity and other disparaging remarks about the 45-70 at 1000 or 2000 yards Read this about shooting at 2500 and 3000. http://www.researchpress.co.uk/targets/ballistics/sandyhook.htm

Not having seen your gun I may be completely wrong, but I have seen it happen on other inexpensive rimfire revolvers and a derringer IIRC. It may be a direct result of somebody dry firing and it may be easily repairable. The firing pin may have peened some metal on the edge of each chamber...

sorry