Way back in the 60's I had a '61 Impala 2DHT. Because of the rear coil springs the only way to get the a$$ end up to fit bigger tires was to swap out for station wagon coils and coil over shocks. Good for about 2" of lift. Airlifts back then were very expensive and prone to leaking, but you...
Before the a$$ high look there was the nose high drag car look. It wasn't easy. Some guys drove those coil spring wedges in the front springs and added sandbags to the trunk. Drove like crap but looked good at Burger City. I had a friend in HS whose father would let him drive the family Buick...
Not much is new. Back in the 60's we'd go to the junk yard and buy a drive shaft from a large truck. They were about 3 - 3.5 inches in dia. We'd cut 3 ft sections and weld them to our duel exhausts. They weren't chrome, but on a small block chevy, with Smithy glass packs, they were loud. We...
They are the same lounge lizards that don't know mullets (all bid-ness on da front, all par-tee on the back) and tank tops went out of style 40 years ago.
BTW, saw a Ford Maverick with spring shackles just a week ago.
Go with the 5.5 bull. IMHO, best MKIII, especially with the replacement grip panels. Not my choice for serious bullseye shooting, but the 5.5 bull barrel is a good choice for all around plinking.
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Rare Selections from Old Gun Catalogs 1880-1920, edited by J Schroeder and the editors of Gun Digest. Published in 1977, 96 pages, with selections from E. Remington & Sons ca. 1880; Shooting & Fishing Magazine - 1888; Montgomery Ward - 1895; Winchester - 1897; Deutsche Waffenfabrik -...
Thanks Bullseye, I have since been told Marvel no longer makes the trigger, so I may try and locate a used one. Once you installed the Marvel trigger, was there much lateral play?
Has anyone installed a Marvel MK II Match Trigger? If so, how much fitting was needed? Was the trigger improved?
http://www.marvelprecision.com/trigger.php
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Garage Sale – clearing out the following items:
1 – Hornadey Bullets (65 count); 45 cal; .451 dia; 185 gr plated swc - $10.00 SOLD
2 – Hogue Grips for a Ruger Blackhawk; slightly used - $6.00 SOLD
3 – Hogue Grips for a S&W N-frame, round butt, slightly used -...
The wait for pistol work from Clark can be months. Best to call and talk to Clay before making any decisions. Clark does sell complete pistols, but you may have to wait a year to get one.