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Hardballing Tim, I have always used a mix of both the S&W Steel and the RIMZ moonclips. Each has its place in your 45 ACP tool kit. For range time the RIMZ work the best when testing ammo, you can easily switch loads without any tools or sore fingers. The RIMZ don't work well putting them...

Find out the price of a new barrel and cylinder with installation. Then spend the money one box of "expensive ammo" to see how it shoots. The ammo is getting more common because of all the cowboy stuff. If it shoots well, buy the dies because you already have the brass. If it shoots...

yes, it was a mental health problem. Now the gun grabbers will just declare anyone who owns a firearm as crazy.....simple, clean and doesn't touch the second amendment at all.....it is just a health issue.....scary thought.

well I managed a 8/10:D , at least 4 were guesses:rolleyes: . It is always better to be lucky than good...:neener:

I have to agree with WILL5A1, the ruger 22 my dad left me. My grandmother bought it for him in 1949-50 before he was old enough, and I will pass it on to my son. It is one of the "Red Eagles" even though that was lost a long time ago. It was restored by Ruger before my father passed away...

I did the same thing to a rem. 12A. it would not extract and was nothing but trouble.......until I switched ammo. It hates federal and blazer but loves remington and wildcats. Try another range session with a variety of ammo types and brands, that may do the trick. Good luck, those little...

It looks like the perfect excuse to buy 2 guns :D Now, where did i put my wallet? :rolleyes:

sort of like digging in horse dirt, looking for the pony.:evil:

That funny smell you kinda like is COSMOLINE, be very careful with this stuff. It is highly addictive :D, once you start down the mil-surp path it is almost impossible to stop. If you don't find the MN loveable try a lee-enfield SMLE. No. 1 Mk3's and No. 4 Mk2's are still available cheap, the...

I WILL ADD NO IMPORTANT INFORMATION WHATSOEVER, JUST ONE MORE FOR MY PATHETIC POST COUNT. CONGRATS ON THE BIG 1000.

thanks hoppy590, I will try to give a range report when I finally get there.

as a side question for Trebor, shooter503, and anyone else who collects and shoots "the old stuff". I just picked up a numbers matching "Irish Contract" No. 4 Mk2 :D , any trick on how best to get the barrel and action Un-packed of cosmoline. Spring fever has hit, I want to take it out to...

My understanding is that ALL No. 4 Mk 2 Enfields were made at the Royal Ordnance Factory (ROF) Fazakerly (near Liverpool) England.

I will make the assumption the bad guy is a gang member, so it doesn't matter which gun he has - they can only hit innocent bystanders.:neener: I will still take the 500, the noise will scare him to death.

I have a Taurus model 99 (92 with adjustable sights) bought it new over 15 years ago, it predates the decocker. After thousands of rounds I have never had a problem that wasn't my fault. (bad ammo, limp wrist, etc.) I also have a Ceiner 22 conversion that works great too. Push a button, flip...

I am impressed with some numbers and disappointed in others. The "Brady Bunch" :fire: came up with the one a month rule, so lets start buying one a month until they shut up and go away.:evil: my number is 30 something :D

I love my 625 with moon clips. :D Once you have the tools, you won't turn back. It makes me feel silly when I use speed-loaders. think of it as loading 1 bullet that goes bang 6 times (maybe 7, or 8)

Two hands - two guns, seems pretty simple to me....

I HAVE HAD NO EXPERIENCE WITH THE MARVEL CONVERSIONS, THOUGH THEY ARE MADE DOWN THE ROAD FROM ME. I HAVE TWO CEINER CONVERSIONS. THE FIRST ONE IS ON MY SERIES 70 COMMANDER, I TALKED MY DAD INTO BUYING IT ABOUT 15 YEARS AGO. WE SHOT BOWLING PINS AND ANYTHING ELSE THAT SEEMED LIKE IT NEEDED...

Buy both and decide which one goes better with the outfit you have on.... It works for my wife....:D