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What I read was, they flooded the forward compartment(s) so it would stay put when the weight came off.

My Dad told me that him & his buddies would drive up from Bristow to see Bob at the Cains Ballroom. This was not long before WW2, Dad was born in '21.

As far as the useless corkscrew goes, where else are you going to put the eyeglass screwdriver? Hmmmmm?

Is the hole in the tip threaded?

Gabby's a comedic sidekick. ;)

Kevin, you live in Dallas & should know this by now. The definition of an Okie is " A person who will cut his nose off to spite his face & then brag about it afterwards." I can say this with certainty. I was born, raised & have lived here all of my life.

It was a drop-in replacement on my wife's 6 inch 904. It made a world of difference. Sorry, I don't have the 'after' pic.

I think the confusion is an intentional marketing decision on the part of Ruger. :(

I have an 1860 reproduction revolver. It date codes as 1970, the importer is Hawes Firearms Co, LA CA & the manufacturer is Rigarmi (short for Rino Galesi Armi). I pressed a .451 into the cylinder, pressed it back out & measured the dia. It was .442 dia. The sized ball just starts into the...

Pretty much sums it up contender. You did leave out the part where tipping your hat to a man is an insult. But not-a-lotta-people know that. ;)

I wear vintage fedoras. As far as I'm concerned, a hat rack in an eating establishment anywhere other than right at my table or booth is a "hat disposal site". A rack just inside the front door? No, just no. The same holds true for any professional office waiting room.

Model 904, solid, accurate & my wife loves it.

The vast majority of my wheel guns are 6 1/2" or longer, this one is 18". Ain't a pistol but it is a revolver. :cool:

All I know is that if you get shot by Granny, you durn sure needed shooting!