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Hey I know this is an old post, but I needed a hammer spring for my p95 and wolf springs now has them to order.

I like seeing prices on guns, I know you can't put prices on parts and little things but on guns, yes.

Dremels are fine for grinding down a burr on a back molar, but please!! Not on your guns fellows.

That has to be the best write up with photos I have ever seen. Thanks for your time with putting that together. Thanks Driftwood

When I refinished my grips I used Toms 1/3 mix. Do a search. Its a mixture of bees wax and linseed oil and I think turpentine. My grips before i refinished them were just to smooth due to 0000 steel wool and the finish that was on there. It felt like I was holding glass or something,so I...

Hey Wheely, where did you get the holster? I need one like that.

This is the most important. Learn how to take it apart and clean it good before you shoot it. Get good screw drivers. Utube has some good videos on how to take apart and reassemble your revolver.

Thanks everyone for your reply, going to shoot this puppy tomorrow.

Yea , I think I made a good buy, my concern is with the fiber optic sights. The person I got it from said he wished he left the original sights on. When I asked why, he said the front sight hung up on his holster sometimes. Looking at it, I can see why. But I also new I could buy the...

I got it. Came with 2 Mags. / 1 box of 115gr federals. and plastic case.

I think I'm going to get it. Also it has a Houge grip.

I have a chance to buy a stainless Ruger P95 with Williams fiber optic sights for $300. I see they don't make these anymore, I thought this was a pretty good deal. The pistol looks new and I was told it was shot less than 300 times.

I just refinished my grips and the advice I can give is just don't sand the grips down to much. I did and they were as slik as a baby's butt and to slippery for shooting. I went back and re sanded then to make them a little rougher. I ended up using stain and toms 3/1 mix and there perfect now.

Don't worry about nobody watching your videos. The video that you posted in a 2 part series about how to take apart your 1851 colt navy saved my butt big time. I look at all your videos, I have learn so much. Thank you for the time and effort you put in to making those. Us children of the...

Common sense tells me in order to fit that grip to your revolver, metal will need to be removed. I don't think I would go that direction. If it was the other way around where you needed to remove wood than that is a no brainier. Nice grips by the way, but please don't grind that nice...