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Every video I've seen of a charging or running bear shows the animal bouncing around, slewing left and right, and with its head going up and down.
I wonder how many times I could hit it in a vital location under stress.
Many years ago, as a town cop, I had to shoot a large, vicious German...
As far as I know, the only High Standards reported to have cracked frames allegedly due to the use of HV ammo are the 100-series right up to the present time.
The older models, like the H-D Military and the like, apparently do not have the problem.
Tim
Jim--
I am going to go out to the range next week and try to duplicate the 20 yard 1 1/2" group standard that H&R required of the 199.
I'll use various brands of standard velocity ammunition and give a full report.
Wish me luck!
Tim
Jim-- That is great information.
I never imagined such care went into the making of these fine revolvers!
Now I have the itch to go out and shoot it!
Tim
Here is another for your database:
1. Serial # S14778
2. Firing pin on frame
3. Safety rim on cylinder along with last three of serial numbers, PAT. 1904 730 on side
4. Right-hand bar, partially knurled
5. H&R address in barrel top
6. Single action
7. Adjustable front sight, pivot pin 1 3/8"...
Has anyone considered matching the gun to its intended purpose?
I have seen a video of a charging grizzly--very fast and scary. Mountain lions--even more so.
Feral dogs travel in packs.
Point being, I bet if I shot at any of these critters under that kind of pressure, I'd miss more...
OK, I'll play...all are rimfires~!
A trio of Pre-18 Combat Masterpieces, Keith Brown and Jurac grips on a couple...
A Pre-War and a Model 1953 Kit Guns...
A few Colts...
A few Berettas...
A very rare Transitional Kit Gun...!
Another pre-war Kit Gun
A gorgeous...
Here's my 2nd Model S&W which was converted to a target model, probably by the Factory...
...and a Model 24-3 wearing an old set of "Cokes", which I think suit her just fine...
Tim
Should you pull your gun?
A friend of mine is in trouble (menacing 2nd, possession of a weapon) for pulling a gun on a guy in the situation described by quick draw mcgraw. The road-rager exited his truck after stopping in the middle of the lane, and came back at my pal, swearing and swinging...
Hogues
Same problem--wrong stirrup. If you modify the wrong one and use a longer screw, you run the risk of driving the screw right into the butt of the gun, marring it. I e-mailed Hogue and never got an answer. The grips are in my desk drawer now, probably forever.
Tim :mad:
Does anyone have any experience with really good cold blues? I've read about "Van's" and "Blue Wonder"--but I don't know if they are any good.
Advice?
Thanks!
Tim
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