Recent content by BDM1

Good looking guns and grips. I have had great success with Altamont grips.

That is beautiful and absolutely unique, at least i have never seen any like that. Those grips would be a conversation starter at any shooting meet, i would never get rid of those!!

You appear to have acquired something unique, looks great!

I own a P64, and the trigger-pull in double action is heavy, probably too heavy. My holster completely covers the trigger guard. This gun has an external hammer, but someone or something would have to hit it very smartly to cause it to fire, and in that event, i would already know that...

That should make some beautiful grips, right up there with buffalo (bison) horn.

:D "I will allow that"...

Don't know what the holster looked like before you "messed" with it, but it sure looks classy now. Nice outfit!

Very clean, you did a good job!

Yes, i like those pics as well, interesting perspective with that photography, in my opinion!

I'm not sure about reducing the carbon buildup, but i don't see why it would hurt to try it and see. I have had pretty good results cleaning using Flitz and elbow grease.

Good for you, i know it means even more to you coming from your FIL. That is as classic as a Blackhawk could be, any gun owner would appreciate having it. I also like that holster!

For a first double action 22, you sure got a good one. I would really like to have one, although i can't afford a Smith. I would, however, settle for a Charter Arms or Rossi, as i probably wouldn't put that many rounds thru it. Whatever you own, enjoy it, i'm sure you will enjoy yours!

That is definitely a very nice looking gun. I bet it will shoot.

My feelings exactly. Most attacks are from about 7 feet (average). I can't imagine trying to use the front sights at that distance, though i suppose there are some who might! Other guns have better front sights for a reason, using the right tool for the right job. I AM glad that the LCP II is...

That is a super nice rifle, anyone would be proud to own that. Thanks much for the pics!