Recent content by Lloyd Smale

very cool!

ive used everything from bullseye and reddot to 2400 and aa9. If I had to choose a favorite it would be aa2 but any of them work. Just makes economical sense to use faster powders for plinking ammo. If you want top velocity with jacketed then the slower powders shine.

ones I shot sure weren't match triggers but they were far from 12lb too. Probably closer to 7 or 8.

I had a kel-tec. It didn't run that well. Id rather have reliable then light.

or something similar to the old ones. I think theyd sell well today. Theres much more demand for tactical guns then there was when the pc's were first introduced. Something at a price point of around 4-500 bucks would sell well today. Id love to see one that took glock mags but I doubt that...

i wouldn't care what mag they used as long as it was available. Id even like to see an option of being able to use glock mags but I about know that wouldn't ever happen.

I wish ruger would make them again. id take a 9mm and a .40. there were very reliable little guns that I think would sell well today

your very welcome.

sold pending funds

drops in all of my supers just fine. Make yourself a convertible 44/40 44mag. Cylinder came from 4440 large frame vaquero I had converted to 500 linebaugh. I had the cylinder throats opened to .430 to shoot standard 44 cast bullets. $200 shipped to you. You might have better luck contacting me...

I have a nice 45 colt for sale here if your interested http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?292556-ultimate-packing-pistol&p=3442542#post3442542 I already have a 4 inch 500 though so it would be a cash deal. If your interested you can email me at [email protected]. Before you ask its...

had one I let my buddy foolishly talk me out of. I had two 257s UL's before and they were miserable shooters. The 250 was just the opposite. Probably the most accurate model 77 of any generation ive ever owned. It would do sub moa even with crappy 100 grain corelock factory ammo. Of all the...

would I hunt browns with an 06? yes if I had a guide with a backup rifle. No if I was on my own. Personaly I think if you can shoot a 4570 lever gun you can handle something like a 300win mag or 338mag. there not the big step up in recoil your thinking. Most of them come is slightly heavier guns...

if you want a 475 you might be better off selling your #3 and buying a 475 #1. ruger made a run of them and if you look around you could probably find one.

I once read on a long range rifle fourm where a guy had asked Remington what the difference is in a bdl and a sps or even an adl (other then the lack of bottom metal on the adl),which by the way is what you have and was told the only differce is finish and stocks and that the barreled actions...