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I’ll take them

I’ll take these

I’ll get that out

I'll take them all John Linebaugh has 2 sons…. Perfect And I’d like a copy!!

I’ve played with Rugers with one of the best. That would make them easier. I would not make them like that. But maybe he had a Swiss or a Davenport screw machine. If I did I would make them like he did. Sooooooo……… I would drill and tap and put in a set screw. MUCH stronger.

275 Rigby…….my buddy’s plains rifle for 7 African trips. Culled a giraffe with one shot. I bought the rifle from him. FN Mauser It and myself are both 1952 models.

I’ll take the other

The 6 shot part is what gets me Usually 5 shot……this is kool

John Buhmiller was doing that with 45 acp to make wad cutters for elephant about 60 years ago Very effective 155 of them

Pickering. Have shown drafts and mules at the state fair with friends there

Willi Korth made some revolvers A friend imported MR 73,Korth and Janz. Interesting conversations about them He liked the Manurhin over the Korth because of the trigger adjustment You might of had the 88? Korth went out of business and then Nighthawk Blythe name. Chapuis started making them in...

I’m gonna be thru Northern Missouri this fall visiting where I used to live. Visiting friends. If ya wanna burn some ammo thru the MR73….let me know

It was made to shoot heavy bullets. Gun writers were running speed runs with 125 gr bullets. Got a lil flame cutting on frame A self correcting problem Ruger pulled them.

The wonder 9s weren’t. At the end of the revolvers time it was 1.8 average rounds to get on target and 5.6 average rounds per encounter With the Wonder 9s four years later…..12 rounds average to get on target and 17 rounds average per encounter French GIGN fired 100-150 full house rounds of...

Lee Martin has 4800+(?) full house loads through his 500 max…..still tight. 357 double actions are different……hence why Manurhin made the MR73