Thread: revolvers

Originally Posted by Quick Orange

You know what that means, right? You need to visit the US and shoot here. At my local range, you can get a lane for $8, rent a gun for $5, and buy your ammo there too. On Fridays they even rent out full auto toys!

Yeah. If I get to visit the US again, I'll definitely be wasting ammo

My trip will be a logistics nightmare of course, and I really have to see about making a schedule that my wife will agree with. Because there are a couple of people I'd like to visit in the US as well.

Originally Posted by Bruno

My trip will be a logistics nightmare of course, and I really have to see about making a schedule that my wife will agree with.

Isn't that always the hardest part of any trip?

Originally Posted by DwarvenChef

Here are a few of my handcannons I don't have a pic handy of my .458 Marlin Encore... need to get that done

I really like those TC's DwarvenChef. What caliber are they? Do you load and shoot your cap and balls and what caliber are they?

bj

Originally Posted by Bruno

Nice hardware guys. I don't own one and probably never will, but I liked shooting. I guess I'll sooner visit the US than shoot a gun in Belgium though.

If you get any where near Mid Missouri make it a point to stop by my place and let off a few rounds. My pistol range is off of my front porch.

bj

Originally Posted by 2Sharp

I really like those TC's DwarvenChef. What caliber are they? Do you load and shoot your cap and balls and what caliber are they?

bj

The TC's pictured are a VVC 6.5tcu custom, and the bigger one is an SSK .375JDJ I had made when I was stationed in Fairbanks, AK. I'm hooked on TC's

The BP's pictured are replica 44 Walker, and a .32 pocket. The walker can eat a pound of goex in NO TIME while the .32 would have aluminum cans laughing at it's power... or lack there of haha. When I first got it and working up a load I noticed I couldn't put enough powder in it to fully go through an aluminum cans lid seam... just bounced off HAHA.

Taurus 850 .38 Special
RIA 1911 .45 ACP
CVA replica Colt 1860 Army .44

Well, here's hoping it'll attach. It should be a pic of my Nagant 1895 (1940). I like it a lot - it's my first "real" gun, since all previous have been black powder reproductions only (a Colt Navy, and a really nice LeMat).

The problem seems to be getting bullets! Empty shelves out here due to panic buying. Just plain silly, if you ask me!

i was lucky to have one of s&w s 16 32 h&r magnum sweet triger perfect sights 6" easy to reload for and it piles one 98gr bullet on top of the other just a wonderfull plinker. my 44s and 454 have there place but when it comes to relaxation my 32 is hard to beat

Originally Posted by Elliette

Well, here's hoping it'll attach. It should be a pic of my Nagant 1895 (1940). I like it a lot - it's my first "real" gun, since all previous have been black powder reproductions only (a Colt Navy, and a really nice LeMat).

The problem seems to be getting bullets! Empty shelves out here due to panic buying. Just plain silly, if you ask me!

Not just there but all over the place. I've been looking for new brass for 10mm and for .40 S&W and all of the internet dealers are out of stock and too expensive if they have any. Eventually it will get back to normal when the ammo bubble bursts but until then it is a hassle. Nice revolver you have there. I've never seen one of those before.

Every time you people in the Free World (The US) get you pistols out I can feel tears welling up in my eyes.
I only had one pistol, it was a Remington New Model Army .44 Cap'n'Ball Wheel gun. All we can have in this stinking dictatorship unless you have a historic pistol or are a royal
I used to see how much Pyrodex I could wedge into the chambers and still squeeze a ball on I was told you can't overload a Cap'n'Ball gun. I did try though
Sorry, I cant find any pictures though. It shot quite well.
I'd have a 686 if I could.