Recent content by wizzard

Once, years ago, I stretched my BFR 45-70 out to 100 and got a 4” group, scoped, from a bench, with shooting factory ammo I had. Not even the best factory ammo, just what I had. So I would think 2” groups with hand loads and practice are doable. In my uneducated opinion…..

Smith, I sent you a pm

Located in Louisiana, only about 3 or 4 years old, I bought it new). 6 shot cylinder, no extraction issues, less than 100 rounds through it, very accurate! Shipping from my FFL to yours. Scope NOT included but can be negotiated. If pics don't show, message me and I can text or email them to you...

have you fired other rounds out of the same platform? (.357, .44...) and how does the recoil compare? I've never fired a 10mm and I'm curious.-thanks

I don't disagree with the criticism to this point. However, on a positive note, I remember during the most recent ammo crunch, 10mm ammo being plentiful on store shelves. (give me a break, I'm trying)

bump for price drop. Now $750.

great stuff! thank you for sharing.

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I'm halfway (almost to the mile) between new Orleans and Baton Rouge. the hot part lol

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I edited the original post to answer your questions. And thanks, I always leave something important out.

Bought it for hunting and I'm not really hunting with it, or anything else... One of the first made when Ruger started producing them again (2ish years ago?) Have original box and everything it came with. Low round count. Located in Louisiana. I'll pay shipping.... $750 Message me and I'll send...

thanks for the feedback guys. Looks like, as usual, there's more to it than I thought.

was able to search after this post and ran across a thread that seems to sum everything up...at least as far as the removing of the rollmarks is concerned... http://www.rugerforum.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=102783

SO...I have a new Talo birdshead grip vaquero in .45 colt. I am considering swapping cylinders for an unfluted cylinder out of a bisley (also 45 colt) for a smoother look. These birdshead revolvers are the larger framed revolvers. Would the bisley cylinder be a straight swap? Everywhere I've...