Recent content by Geezer

I had zero interest in an AR pistol until the Shockwave brace. Now, I have 2 AR pistols, both with the Shockwave. As said earlier, they are a lot of fun to shoot and are pretty accurate. Yes, they are loud but a flash can helps get the noise away from you.

I have the Plain Jane model SR-22. My buddy in Texas got one and he and his wife love it. They have well over 5000 rounds through it and hasn't cleaned it yet. So, hearing about this, I decided to try one. When I got mine I decided to do the same thing, run it until it won't run. I have over...

Here is one that I put together with spare and used/cheap parts.

I need a front sight for a 183 Series Mini 14. The barrel OD measures .560 with my calipers. Please email me at [email protected] if you can help. Thanks.

Last week, I picked up a new toy, a 1981 Ruger Single Six. I added a pair of Altamont bonded ivory grips and a new holster. Can't wait to try it out.

My "custom" Bulldog.

The release on my LCR .357 was pretty stiff out of the box but has loosened up with use.

I have a trigger group, a hammer, and a couple more parts but no cylinder.

I found a used Bantam grip for my LCR .357 Mag. I like to pocket carry and the original grip was a little too big. The Bantam works much better. I like the looks and feel of wood better but I'm happy with what I have now.

*SOLD*

New in the package brushed aluminum Tyler T Grip for Ruger Security Six, Speed Six, Police Service Six, Red Hawk Revolvers with standard factory grips. It came in the wrong package from Tyler. As you can see, it's not flat black. $35 shipped to lower 48.

The physical size of the SP101 is just right for pocket carry but it's just too heavy for the pocket. When you see the size of the Speed Six you know it's not a pocket gun. I own a Speed Six, I have owned SP101's. I have pocket carried a Charter Arms and a J Frame S&W for many years, and...

Looking for a Boot Grip for an LCR. Email me at [email protected]

I sent mine back for the broken front sight and rust freckles under the grip panels and they replaced the pistol.

A .40 caliber bullet might expand but a .45 won't shrink.