Recent content by pakrat57

I only use one because it makes the action just a little quieter, and the fact it was free. I just took a piece of Tygon tubing I had and a short rod I cut to length to put in the tubing. Why buy what you can fabricate.

Depends on the dealer. When I find the gun I want I call my listed dealer and let him order it. He doesn't charge me the shipping if I can wait and let him receive the gun with his regular order.

Congrats. falrifles, those are some fine looking grips headed your way. Thanks for the oppurtunity pvtschultz.

Please add my name to the list, thanks.

Congrats PROTOOLMAN, that's one fine looking holster. And thanks again ShortBBL.

I'm in. Thanks for the chance.

I'm in for 1 stainless one when they are ready. It'll make my Bearcat look like it should have when I bought it.

The Lee Classic Turret just happens to be the one that I'm looking at. I found a starter kit at a pretty good price, hopefully it'll be about the same price when I get the funds for it.

Well, after weighing all the pros and cons (thank you to those who posted), I went ahead and ordered the stainless birdshead 32 H&R mag. Now I just have to wait till it comes in next week so I can pick it up. It's gonna be a long week. I guess my next purchases will be reloading equip. :D

.357 Montado's are still available from Davidson's. I got mine for about $195 less than msrp about 6 months ago. Right now it is listed at $217 less than msrp at the same shop. http://www.galleryofguns.com/Genie/Defa ... &pid=&inv=

It's more like talking me out of it. I'm wanting one even though the ammo is scarce and spendy.

It's a birdshead fixed sight stainless model and the price is right. I'm not sure I could buy one and not shoot it. That's part of the problem. :lol: The unavailability of ammo for it bothers me more than the cost. I gotta say though, it would fit right in with my other stainless Rugers.

Been getting the itch to buy another SS. I'm looking at a .32 H&R, but considering the current price and lack of availability on the ammo I'm just not sure. I don't reload and don't shoot enough to get into it so that doesn't help. I'm looking for reasons why I should/shouldn't pick one up...

Now I know why I had to settle for a 6 1/2" instead of a 5 1/2" model, or was it because I sat on the fence too long. Mine is a 265 series. The font is all the same size (measured with calipers) with "instruction manual" being in italics.

According to the atf's own website, a replacement gun isn't subject to the brady act. I got the following from their site. Q - (P24) A firearm is delivered to a licensee by an unlicensed individual for the purpose of repair. Is the return of the repaired firearm subject to the requirements of...