Recent content by planetcat

You made out on that trade and should get some good money for it if you don’t want it for hunting or long range target shooting. I just refurbished my buddy’s 7mm tang safety M77 from the 80’s and that thing is a tack driver. We’re going to try it out on a pig hunt this weekend. Should do well.

Nice! You’ll love it. Congrats!

That’s pretty gutsy, but it’s good to have first hand knowledge that it shouldn’t be reloaded. Thanks for being the guinea pig on that. :)

Been shooting it for decades with zero issue (Blazer). More than I can say for Winchester white box. Most ranges don’t like aluminum cased ammo because they can’t recycle or reload it.

What kind of blazer? They make many different loads in various configurations.

Really nice!

I like CCI/Blazer at the range. Never failed in 20 something years of shooting it.

I like the maple ones aesthetically, but would not part with my comfortable ruber hogues on my .44 mag redhawk.

Buffalo Bore makes some nice hot .32 h&R too. Might be pricey for plinking, but good defense or small game hunting.

I just saw that in my black friday sales flyer. I’m tempted. :)

I have an lcr in .327. It’s quite the little powerhouse. Would make for a good home defense revolver. I’d prefer the 3” lcrx for that purpose.

Good luck finding a 3” lcrx in .357. I’ve been looking for months. If it was for carry, I’d go with the shorter one.

My .327 lcr is snappy. And loud! But to me, it’s not at all uncomfortable to shoot. Quite fun actually. If the recoil concern is keeping the sights on target with successive shots, I can’t do it with the .327.

My first handgun, bought used in 1996 for $200 was this NMBH .41mag. Serial #27 made in 1973. I carried it on my side on countless bear and hog hunts. Always ran flawlessly. I regrettably sold it a couple years ago. Here’s a pic…