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Enigma reacted to kmoore's post in the thread What is your minimum comfort zone for brass stock? with
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I'll pretty much go along with that. We had two of the original Bulldogs as well as one of the 38 specials. They were decent guns, but...
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Enigma replied to the thread What is your minimum comfort zone for brass stock?.How much does that mortar can weigh, once it's full? Might be a real chore if you have to move it!
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Enigma replied to the thread Hunter, Bullseye Shooter.Welcome from Texas!
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I have been a woodworker for fifty two years and still at it. Circular stairs, historic window restoration, carving and Golden Age...
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here's a little gem I picked up recently from a gunbroker auction for a mere $430 1971 Smith & Wesson Model 15 K-38 Combat Masterpiece
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For sale is a Jim Kibler Woodsrunner, in .50 caliber round ball, with a cherry stock. Everything is the standard issue kit he provides...
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Enigma replied to the thread What is your minimum comfort zone for brass stock?.I pretty much share the OP's mindset. I just finished trimming the last of my .475 Linebaugh brass to .480 length last night. I hope...
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I swapped a RW brass Potato Judge grip frame onto my 357 Bisley last year. I used a "french curve" that was mentioned on another forum...
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That’s cause they’re “one size fits all” as described above. No two grip frames are identical but usually the grips are assuming they’re...
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Enigma replied to the thread Ill fitting grips..Ruger grinds/sands their grip frames individually, so every one is a bit different. That, and their grips are made to a universal...
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