KMK-678GC Single-Sixer Supporting Member Joined Mar 24, 2018 Messages 386 City & State/Province Washington Jul 20, 2022 #1 Here are my three slab sides. The stainless I’ve had for 30 years and is one hell of a shooter. The others are proving just as good. Attachments 3B68C18B-1A7F-4045-B66E-A90F54A58175.jpeg 3.7 MB
Here are my three slab sides. The stainless I’ve had for 30 years and is one hell of a shooter. The others are proving just as good.
contender Ruger Guru Joined Sep 18, 2002 Messages 31,399 City & State/Province Lake Lure NC USA Jul 20, 2022 #2 NICE! They are great guns for sure.
arcticruger Red Eagle Supporting Member Joined Nov 30, 2008 Messages 1,664 City & State/Province Northland Jul 23, 2022 #3 Nice little trio right there!
H Highstandardguy Buckeye Supporting Member Joined May 16, 2008 Messages 1,517 City & State/Province NC Jul 28, 2022 #4 Nice. You have the hard to find 6.88" blue version and any of the 5.5" versions are not that common either.
Nice. You have the hard to find 6.88" blue version and any of the 5.5" versions are not that common either.
OP KMK-678GC Single-Sixer Supporting Member Joined Mar 24, 2018 Messages 386 City & State/Province Washington Jul 30, 2022 #5 That is not by accident.
OP KMK-678GC Single-Sixer Supporting Member Joined Mar 24, 2018 Messages 386 City & State/Province Washington Sep 3, 2022 #6 The slab sides grow to a foursome. Might grow to five if I come across a great eight. I know there are other variations but I like these the most, so far. Attachments A84E4BE6-C170-44AF-AD9B-6A9DB180524C.jpeg 2.6 MB
The slab sides grow to a foursome. Might grow to five if I come across a great eight. I know there are other variations but I like these the most, so far.
contender Ruger Guru Joined Sep 18, 2002 Messages 31,399 City & State/Province Lake Lure NC USA Sep 4, 2022 #7 Nice ones! Collections have a way of causing us to expand into the other variations since the initial one created such enjoyment. That's how I started,, I got one Ruger SA in .357,, and the rest is history!
Nice ones! Collections have a way of causing us to expand into the other variations since the initial one created such enjoyment. That's how I started,, I got one Ruger SA in .357,, and the rest is history!
noahmercy Blackhawk Joined Jun 13, 2015 Messages 748 City & State/Province Sheridan, WY Sep 4, 2022 #8 If you ever run across one of these, pick it up. Scoped up and fired from a rest, this one has put down groups under an inch...at 100 yards.
If you ever run across one of these, pick it up. Scoped up and fired from a rest, this one has put down groups under an inch...at 100 yards.
J Johnnu2 Hawkeye Joined Jun 26, 2003 Messages 5,025 City & State/Province NYS Sep 4, 2022 #9 YUP, I have one...!!! J.
OP KMK-678GC Single-Sixer Supporting Member Joined Mar 24, 2018 Messages 386 City & State/Province Washington Sep 4, 2022 #10 Im not a fan of the 22/45 grip frame. Wish they made the slab side great eight in the standard frame. Using a rest the KMK678GC pictured can punch under 1” at 100yds with its scope on. The Clark trigger in there is super smooth. When I was younger and had young eyes, picking off empty 12g shells at 75 yds or so with open sights was great way to spend an afternoon.
Im not a fan of the 22/45 grip frame. Wish they made the slab side great eight in the standard frame. Using a rest the KMK678GC pictured can punch under 1” at 100yds with its scope on. The Clark trigger in there is super smooth. When I was younger and had young eyes, picking off empty 12g shells at 75 yds or so with open sights was great way to spend an afternoon.