Late 1990's and early 2000's had a 4" SS Python I bought new for as I recall around $700. Sent it off to Walt Sherman for a roller action tune...
"I don’t really like the idea from a design standpoint, but if it works..." That is why I was surprised Ruger adopted the idea. Wonder what...
"I know at first there were issues with rim lock. Can owners chime in on this and what 38 special + p ammunition is less likely to cause this...
"I hope they adjusted the angle of the crane to compensate, or something similar..." Per the gunsmith post he stated the bullet would exit the...
Thanks, RioMouse. As to time and speed wait until you get around 80 and it really goes fast.
As RioMouse911 notes the problem had to do with certain brands of ammo. If you do a Google search you should be able to find the brands and...
Supposedly, per a gunsmith on another website stated the rimlock was fixed. Evidently, Ruger moved the chambers slightly outward at the rear of...
Hmm! No one has mentioned the 686 Mountain Gun.
There are a number of sights but one might need to do an in-depth search. Ruger has a solid blue front sight or did. At one time they offered a...
I "had" (miss it dearly) a 4" stainless python. Really liked it so sent it off to Florida to have a roller action conversion done and got it back...
At one time there was an SL Variant for the 7 shot L frames. It would be nice to see a 7 shot speedloader on this pattern again for the L frames...
"You're supposed to cock the hammer, slide in the gold pin that comes with it, or toothpick, paperclip etc. This takes the tension off the spring,...
There was once a tool sold by Brownells and later a similar one made GP100man that used leverage to free the trigger assembly. Here is a link to...
Could not agree more. Springs, polishing, shims simply make a good gun better and all of mine have had the treatment.
Would removing the hammer (spur) lighten the strike force? No. The lighter hammer will hit the firing pin faster, more than enough, to make up...
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