Recent content by stevelutah

I had one that was superb. It had a good scope on it when I bought it. First shot I took with it was at 200 yards using a nozler bt 55 gr factory ammo. It was dead on then the next two shots were the same. My buddy duplicated it. I never should have sold it. I have had others tell me they were...

The 45 acp birdhead vaqueros are listed at 37 oz on the ruger website.

Well I have both. I like both. For pure accracy I shoot the 5.5 a little better. Groups at 25 feet are a few inches tighter. Recoil is noticably lower in the 5.5. Muzzle flip is less in 4. To me I like the feel and balance of the 4. As for packability half the time my 4 inch is in a holster I...

Thread drift.... Yawn you sound like a young person. You were polite and I'm sharing this in the spirit of maybe showing you something that one day you will be glad you gave it another look. Do yourself a favour and look into revolvers. If they were not usefull do you think they would still be...

Fine looking work there. I too like full flap holsters for field use. Man I should got one of those SAAs.

That is a cool revolver. The ring is nice.

No, I do not have one yet. I have the other three 4.2, 5.5 & 7.5 w/rings. Thought I had that one nailed down. I must say the new one is a thing of beauty. I have handeld one at the counter and it felt good. Maybe eventually. But really with the shorter barrel I can't justify needing it at 44...

I like the pachmayer presentation grips on the redhawk. No finger groves just a big hunk of rubber.

I like that top combo (the one you still have). Perfect for answering the doorbell!

Nice work. I bet that is a fun shooter. I like the concept and think the hornet out of the weighty 7.5 sb would be a great small game getter and reloadable to boot. Man these forumns could get expensive.

I have several P series guns. In single action mode yes the trigger travel is long as well as the reset but there is a perceptible bump before the firing pin strikes that if I slow down at that point I am very accurate with a P89. In fact more accurate than I've ever been able to get with any...