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Nice grips on the SBH. I have a red dot on my Bisley Hunter in .44mag. Great groups!!

Thank you for the reply. I would like one. Can you PM me the particulars? (cost, method of payment) .......Terry

Craig: those grips are beautiful!!

First of all: MY BAD!!! I saw on here someone had BH V notch rear sites for sale. I would like one, and I did not bookmark site, cannot remember member name....nothin". Help....thanks y'all........Terry

Yup....sign me up for one!!.....SS...22" bull barrel....357max

Historically, the Wolves were there first. Maybe you could pen up your cows, like the chickens. Or, completelt sterilizr your land and put up a 12ft. fence. Lucy the cow would be safe then, huh??

While I have heard the gamut on Taurus, my Taurus 44(at 34oz.), has proven to be utterly reliable, and reasonably accurate. For woods walking, where black bears and hogs could be encountered, I stoke it with handloads of a 240gr. swc at about 1000fps. Hopefully, in the summer of '15, I will be...

I am saddened by this news. I have spoken to Dave several times and I have found him to be a perfect gentleman, and an excellent caster. His boolits have accounted for my last 4-5 revolver deer. I hope this company continues in it's present form.

A 357 med frame with a Bisley grip

don't use the little bullets for hunting...minimum 240gr. for whitetails and hogs

Frankly, dude, this subject can get very involved. You will get replies from people with many, many years of reloading both lead and copper-coated bullets. Loading copper coated bullets (to me) is much easier, but wide meplat lead bullets(i.e., Keith style) "kill" better. My advice...if you...

Don't give up on BTB, they are superb. Also, on the website you will find articles from Marshall that are very interesting.

Kinda like Joan Collins with too much makeup.....

I like your choices, but of course the lever action is the old time fav. Lot's of different calibers could fill this bill...I didn't hear/see the 35 Rem. mentioned. I find it interesting a lot of the hunting/shooting public think a "brush gun" is designed to plow through the brush, rather than...

short range weapon(revolver)-short range sighting system(red dot). My Bisley Hunter wears a 1.5moa red dot