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8) That's purty. mt

It is stainless. I believe Alan used a thinner front blade and opened the rear a bit but whatever he did is awesome. I can really pick up that front sight. mt

joeb4065, you're not the only one Boge caused to spend money with that gun. Alan Harton did mine in 45 Colt and it's probably the most natural pointing gun I own. mt

Bump for some nice grips at a great price considering material prices. mt

Very nice. I have one for my 7.5 in. Ruger Bisley 45 Colt, it's got to be the most comfortable holster I've ever worn. mt

caryc, thanks for posting those numbers. Very educational and some really surprise me. mt

I bought one of those chest rigs a couple of years ago and it has turned out to be the most easy to use and comfortable holster I own. Handy and comfortable is hard to beat. mt

I'm pretty sure the Bureau of Prisons were using these Rugers. During a Firearms Instructor Course at FLETC in 1988 in which we were assigned "on job training" with various Agencies, I remember BOP were still training with old M1 Carbines and those guns were really wore out. It makes sense...

The US Border Patrol had some back in the mid to late 80's, they replaced the old Remington Pump-Action Rifles for a few years until the Border Patrol got issued a bunch of refurbished Marine Corp M16A1's and M14's. I'm pretty sure a lot of Agencies were issued the Ruger during the 80's until...

Regarding the DPMS mags. On my rifle, the locking lugs on the bolt contact the leading edge of the magazine follower, gouge into the plastic follower and will not let the bolt move to the rear. This only occurs when the magazine is empty. It appears the angle of the forward edge of the...

Did the Mag-na-port make any difference in control? mt

That 257 Roberts looks just about perfect...the other two are very nice too, also, tambien. mt

Doc, the first time you posted a photo of that rifle, I knew I had to have one. I got on a waiting list and when it came in, I nailed it. I was not disappointed and just the other day I dug out an old box of those 52 gr. HPBT Sierra's to try in it. I used to have a Rem. 700 in 22-250 that one...

I also like that wood! I have a 311 that's been cut to 20 inches and the bead moved back, it shoots Federal 1 oz. slugs to point of aim at 25 yards from both barrels. The holes will overlap horizontally. I really like it for what it's made for! mt

Looks like all the practice he's getting trying to meet your expectations is paying off, at least y'all are keeping the Post Orifice busy. Here's hoping he get's the biggest, purtiest bear in Idaho. mt