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I have had a number of Mark series pistols but my favorite is my Mark 2 competition target. It has a fantastic trigger from the factory. I upgraded to a Mark 4 bolt with Volquartsen extractor and firing pin. Also added a Holosun 407 dot sight. Shoots better than I can. Just a side note, the...

I have both the Ruger and the beretta and much prefer the beretta. The 21a has a much better trigger. It’s surprisingly accurate. It can be picky about ammo but it shoots CCI mini mags without a problem. Your mileage may vary.

Grips are stableized weathered elk.

My 617 10 shot 4” is one of my favorite guns ever. It is uncanny accurate and fun to shoot.

I too just acquired a GP100 3 weeks ago. Took it to the range and was impressed. In fact it put a big smile on my face. It came with the rubber grip with wood inserts. I added the Hogue grips. Also installed the hi-viz front sight and Wilson 12 lb hammer spring and 10 lb trigger spring. I was...

EMP 3. I really like mine. Very well thought out pistol. Very accurate and reliable.

Nice 226. I sure like shooting mine. So reliable. I’m over 15 years on aftermarket knees. Was a total positive game changer for me. Best of luck to you.

Of the 9’s I own and have owned in the past, my tuned 75th anniversary Browning Hi Power is by far my most accurate. My wife loves shooting it too.

Very nice looking pocket gun.

It’s so steam punk cool. Nice work.

Outstanding craftsmanship on the case. Well done.

That’s a beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing!

Both of those revolvers chambers measure .4525.

My Witloe 1858 chambers.457’s a bit easy as well. I’ll try the .464 on it too.

.452’s rolled in and out of cylinder. I could start.457’s with my thumb. .464 is actually Pietta’s recommended size. I always want to see that ring of lead when I drive them home. Thanks for your response.

I've been curious for years about the Pietta "Shooters Model" Remington and could never rationalize the hefty price tag. So just a couple of weeks ago this one popped up on Gunbrokers. It was offered at a buy it now price that I couldn't pass up. Turns out to be a new in box, and unfired...

I’ve used Circle Fly .125 cards that I soak in a hot solution of Bore Butter and bees wax for years. They form a tight seal and are cheap.

I searched high and low for a 3rd dragoon. Finally found one, their last one, at Lodgewood. Got it last week. It's a 2021 date and very nicely fitted and timed with a snug .007 gap. Shoots great.

Dixie gun works. Midway. Gunbrokers. eBay. Track of the wolf. Check locally. I’m fortunate to have a shop near me the specializes in muzzle loading supplies.

All the above, and patience. I’ve enjoyed shooting BP revolvers for 50 years. The folks on this forum are very helpful. Enjoy your new hobby and be safe.