Recent content by gman45

If you don't get any hits check out the Trifecta Handgun Rest website. Mounted on a lightweight tripod it is rock solid. I use both a tripod or a monopod according to needs.

You wouldn't by chance have pictures of any grips made with the cypress do you?

Nice! Thanks for that picture. I have several blanks coming just in case I mess one up.

Thanks G2! I kept thinking mine was .290 something but couldn't remember.

Adjustable sights come with the new Lipseys Bisley. Mine also shoots right at 6" high but will shoot a tight group. I'm trying a Dawson Precision front sight. It's the tallest blank and will take some work to file it down to get it right but it's worth the effort.

Need a little help with the front sight measurement and the sight radius on this gun if anyone here can help. I'm away from home and wanting to order a replacement sight and can't remember the measurements on my gun. Appreciate the help!

IMR 4227 will leave behind some residue. It's not unburned powder. I use it in 45 Colt, 357 Maximum and just recently in the 44 Magnum. Accurate in all three. I use Federal 150's in the 45 Colt, Federal 155's in the 44 Magnum and Remington 7.5's for the Max.

I have a Ultradot L/T mounted to a Weigand mini mount on my Ruger SBH 357 Maximum. No drill no tap. So far so good.

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I have a CVA Scout in 35 Remington. I had brass since I also have a 14" Contender. Decided to save that brass so I ordered some brass from a fella over on castboolits.com. Goes by GRUMPA. He makes this brass from once fired 308's. Very high quality and his price is reasonable. Just giving you an...

The key to cast bullet accuracy is fit. You must fit your bullets to cylinder throats. Bullets do not need to be super hard either. If not fit properly hard cast will usually lead worse. I cast 310 grain bullets testing 15 bhn and push them with H110. My usual 45 Colt loads are HS6 or 4227 for...

I've got an early Bisley with .455 throats. Not an old model but just shows it happened.