Clark Long Slide .38 Wadcutter gun...

[tom unler]

And for those of you that know the Clark story, this will come as no surprise. I put 10 rounds into paper at 25 yards, using a Ransom rest. (cheating, nope... Developing a pet round). The shooting table moved a fraction of an inch, thus 2 distinct points of impact.

 

[murf]

sweet shooter. a safe queen, or for bullseye competition?

murf

 

[chicharrones]

The accuracy looks outstanding.

Do you have some photos of it out of the Ransom Rest?

 

[Deanimator]

There's nothing like a .38 Special M1911.

I've got a Giles.

 

[bluetopper]

My shooting buddy has a few of them.

 

[tom unler]

Picked it up about a year ago, haven't had a spare minute to really load up some rounds and enjoy.

 

[BobWright]

A friend of mine had a Colt Gold Cup .38 Special wadcutter some years ago. Sort of akin to shooting .22 L.R. as far as mild recoil and fun shooting goes. I'm sure that is equally enjoyable!

Bob Wright

 

[Viper225]

I guy that I was in the National Guard with years ago had a 5" Colt Wad Gun for sale. I have regretted not buying it over the years.
I do not shoot bullseye, but it would have been a lot of fun to play with.

Bob R

 

[Mark 40]

Wow, you really got my attention there Tom. Didn't know there was such a thing as a 38 spl. 1911 and checked out the Clark info. Very interesting.