Recent content by Inusuit

Grip screw for a S&W 1st Model Safety .32. I'm a big spender.

Would an another option been to tap the safety out from the opposite side? Need to be careful to retain the plunger and spring.

I have some experience with original Colt Single Action 1873s and Italian replicas. Originals and the replicas that accurately operate like the originals have the "four click" hammers. First click is the safety notch, intended to prevent the firing pin from resting against a live primer...

I believe most of those needed killin'.

We have 35 solar panels and battery storage. Our electric "bill" from the grid is often a rebate. I don't understand the hate.

Those cartridges look to skinny to be .45 Colt. .357?

Some "bells and whistles" are legitimate upgrades. Others are mostly marketing. Keep your "old" gun and spend the money on ammunition or training.

Took a minute to remember Brit insults.

Bold talk for a one-eyed fat man.

Red.

Ruger Single Six was my second handgun, circa 1960. Blackhawk a few years later. Wore out a pair of original Vaqueros in Cowboy Action matches, practice, and dry fire. For no good reason, recently brought home a Wrangler 3.75" barrel with standard grip frame. My Bearcat went to my grandson.

Be nice if they followed up with a plain version for those of us on a limited budget. I have always liked N frames.

My tiny gun is a Baby Browning. Cool gun. I never carry it.

Amazing preservation. Thank you for posting that. Of course there probably aren't any miscreants around to vandalize the place.

Different strokes for different folks. I like all my 1911s.