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Yes , well on this side of the pond we always got a thrill when Holmes told Watson to bring the revolver, that Webley was monster compared to the colt .32s seen in most shows of that era. ;)

I SAY OLD BEAN, what the devil is with that trigger setup?

Norma made brass for the 6.5 and the 7.7, would not hurt to have the headspacing checked as i had a few of the 99's and that was a problem on a couple. I also found they shot pretty well and are very light as a military arm. You might already know how to safe the weapon but just in case, you use...

I kind of went off the deep end {for me} and got a .32 colt police positive, a S&W MP in .45acp and a Sig P220 in .45acp , oh well, nobody else was gonna do it:D

Strange story, My Granddad {on my Pops side} was murdered on His job as night watchman, and so there where no guns in our house, period. At about 10 We go to visit grandma {on my pops side} in upstate NY, Rock Hill to be exact, and they drop me off to run errands and I'm following Grandma around...

I have two Bisleys ,44 and 357, both blackhawks and they are lovely shooters, and after seeing those grips i wish i never clicked this link!!!:banghead:

61 here and just got my first two polimer pistols in .45acp and love them. its only a number!!! LOL :neener:

ok, thats good info, thanks

thanks for the info guys

Hello all, i have a S&W 48-4 IN 22MAG and am trying to zero in on its market value. Here are a few pic's its in really good condition.

Got an M&P Smith in.45acp , shoots nice for a cheap gun, has feed all my reloads. My question is what is safe to clean it with? i can field strip it for the barrel and slide cleaning, but what are the does and don'ts for the lower half?:(

Those are some great looking revolvers, looks like I better get shoppin!

Ouch, well, that will grow back!! I have a Ruger bisley in 44mag, i really enjoy reloading the 44 special for it, its a nice cowboy round also.:)

You are so right on with this post, been using the lyman check weights for a while, one of the few things we can really check and have piece of mind in. :)

Depending on the type of carpet and the humidity level in your work area static my be a real problem. I have hardwood floors but i still keep dryer sheets on and around my scales and powder dispensers to keep static at a minimum because i do most of my reloading in the winter months which seems...

You are right, not the spot for this type of rant. Sorry

God keep them safe.

Merry Merry from a still frigid New Jersey:D

May your powder be always dry, your skies blue , and your permits in order! :D

What a great story, and you Sir have a way with words. Deepest thanks and highest regards to all who served .