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Been awhile since I posted here. Just bought my 642-2 on July 5th. Requires a little more practice then my other handguns but if a fat lady sings, I can shoot her at 7yds.

sending the letter ..... jefats, ..............I'm sending the letter. At best I'll have documentation to go with my gun. The knowledge of it's beginning will accent the history of this revolver. Something to hand down to the grandkids. No matter where it came from, ......it's mine...

102gr Golden Saber Thanks for replying Amigo, Your site really is informative. The 102gr Golden Saber does look promising in the 380acp. I would have no qualms about carrying the 380 as a defense caliber. I think with the CCW laws, we'll find this caliber and the 38special make a well...

Remington's 102 Grain Golden Saber The Amigo (post #82) said: "My chice of defense round is Remington golden sabers in 102g, they tend to expand to .57 most of the time and penetrate 8+ inches of wet pack that = 10.5 inches of Gel." And I notice that tinygnat219 (post#21) uses this load as...

Versatility ! Handgun: S&W 357 magnum (38spc +p) 4" barrel Shotgun: Remington 12gauge with interchangable barrels Rifle: Remington 700 chambered for 308win Versatility ! The above would cover my needs. But would liike to add a good 22 Long Rifle bolt action though. :(

Blued 14-2, 4" Bull Brl, Ramp Sights Refer to Hammerdown's Model 14-2 from page #1: I believe I have the blued version of this excellant revolver. It's been with me since the early/mid '60's. Serial# K66xxxx. It looks like a Model 15 but is not. Model # on yoke is Mod 14-2. 4" Bull barrel with...

Model 14-2 with 4"Bull Brl, Ramp Sight Thanks for replying. I tried the S&W site but I have had trouble getting in to post. I received confirmation & email was verified but when trying to do anything, site advises that I need to register?????? I'm being run in circles.:fire: ***I made it...

I've found 2 posts from Hammerdown dated Aug 1st & 3rd 2006. 1). Mixing a S&W model 14 with a 15 2). S&W Model 14-2 "Dayton Sport's" Revolver http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=213096&highlight=model+547 Picture of his gun attached: I believe I have the blued version of...

1944 model Hi ya doing kungfuhippie, My 1944 would chamber smoothly but upon extracting spent shells, the bolt was a real bear to open. I mean tight! It wasn't worth a chamber job. As for (MOTB), I found that aiming 2 "TB's" to the right would put the rounds at about 7 o'clock low on what I...

Model 84FS Bought the 84FS in November. 13+1 mag, pretty nickel finish. Shot well and accurate. Had to help the slide once on Wolfe ammo. No stove pipes, though. No recoil. Remington 88gr JHP reliable. Haven't tried the CorBon loads yet. Planning on making it one of my CC's. One of...

Russian Army Captain & Belgian designer Mosin was a Russian military Officer and Nagant was the Belgian designer . Both had ideas asto what should go into the new rifle under the Czarist government. Both of their ideas were incorporated into the Mosin-Nagant rifle. As said above, R = Rimmed...

Been Reading & Joined the Group After 30yrs of long nights, missed weekends, missed holidays and missed lifetime events ........... I'm done! ---------- Retired & Pushing 50. Joined a Bass Club; finished 11 out of 56 this year! Now after some years away from guns, I'm back. Had 40 guns...