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I use corsons barrels in Arizona , you might give them a call ..........hope you find what your looking for .

Weigh each one and compare to the one you took apart if ok , I'm with Hoods thunkit use a 357 and shoot me up ....

That rifle is way beyond pretty and nice .....

By all means check the strain screw . I might suggest the extended firing pin from tk custom , MCB tossed that little nugget my way when I was having the same problem ...no more light strikes ....

Ballistic tools makes swage gauges for large and small primer pockets , they only cost a few bucks and are a must have for the serious reloader . It will tell you if your primer pockets are the correct size , or undersize for instance military crimp , or oversized or too loose .

I like like to send a shock wave down the bolt or screw with a sledge hammer to free it up first then remove it , I would use the impact screw driver with the right tip after applying the shockwave , and I believe it will come right out .

If only your dad was still alive to see the authentication papers , how nice would that be... It's a really nice story and gun as well. Trey take care...

1. S&W 686 ..3" barrel ....Hogue rubber grip....38 special ammo . 2. GP 100. .. 3" barrel ....Hogue rubber grip.....38 special ammo ...unless she comfortable with 357 ,

Buy a Dillon 9 mm case gauge it will tell you real quick if it's the ammo , I have them for all hand gun calibers , rifle autoloaders as well . I would have these even if I did not reload , they are that handy of a tool .

As much as I love my 44's , I'm starting to believe the casull is the minimum .

It's a sad story no matter how you look at it , bone chilling , God bless those people and their dog who I have no doubt died valiant , I can say this because I have owned border collies and I know their traits . They all suffered one of the primal fears of man , death by a predator. .....I...

Morris you just hit a grand slam with that comment , and I'm talking out of the park...

Google Wilson decapping base and punch. Order the 30 cal it works perfect . But my Dillon is faster and easier . Still use the Wilson from time to time, just for simple stuff ....

Or you can take all the guessing out of it and be a government worker with their big pensions , their the new millionaires, seems like they never miss a check during economic downturns. Where I live $ 10,000 plus a month is quit common . Being a small business owner is now a dead end street more...

I pretty much think that was played up for the cameras , that safe was gone through long before the cameras showed up . I also think the guy collected some cool stuff . Too bad the old guy didn't get to liquidate his own collection, he obviously spent years collecting it . Such a waste that...

My first shotgun from grandpa , over half century ago ....it's still pristine ... Congrats on your new gun....

I agree it's to easy to get hurt , my safe is pushing 1200 pounds and I'm not 30 years old anymore. I called my buddy who owns the safe company, for 150 bucks he moved it for me , normally he charges 300 . 2 guys can man handle a 500 pound safe , but I'm not getting any body hurt and maybe hurt...

The lawyers and the lawsuits . The federales Insurance premiums .......I don't believe the odds are in your favor.. But if I did go for it , I would have a indoor range a nice one , that would be your money maker , and the ability to make your own ammo through automation , at least the main...

That's very interesting , thanks for sharing that with us

I like cold steel products , hated to see Lynn Thompson sell it off , I will send some fotos.. if you go too you tube Elishewitz the designer of the knife talks about the sheath and the knife , and their features in two separate videos......Take care