Recent content by Bob Wright

In some parts of the country these critters are known as "whistle pigs." And I had a man, a worker at a grain elevator, tell me that if you skinned out a coon and a groundhog and laid them side by side, you could not tell the difference. Never tried it myself. Took his word for it. Bob Wright

Welcome, Texican! Bob Wright

Where in West Virginia? My daughter and her family lived across the River from Weirton. While I was visiting them, an Ari Force F-16 crashed The pilot ejected and was located soon. But it took two days to find the wreckage. That's backwoods country! Bob Wright

I've never really had a "kit gun" though I have a Uberti Stallion that would come close. I have a Bearcat, but not sure I would want to depend on it for "kit gun" use. Bob Wright

I don't load .32-30, but my SOP is to go with the slower burning powder. Typicall produces lower pressure with equal velocity. Rule of thumb only, the proof is in the shooting. Bob Wright

The Browning designed pistols like the Colt Government Model do, indeed need need a manual safety if the gun is to be carried for everyday/defense carry. To be instantly available, the pistol should have a round chambered, the hammer cocked, and safety engaged. While there are other safeties...

Some of the new fangled DA autos don't reqjuire a safety, much the same as a DA revolver. But, ceertainly for Browning designed SA autos, a safety is a muft. And clicking off the safety on a Browning design is analgous to cockng the hammer of a Single Action revolver. Bob Wright

Westerville, You might clarify that these are for the original Three Screw XR-3 and not the New Model grip frame. I believe the locating pin holes will have to be relocated if for the New Model. Beutiful grips, by the way! Almost tempted to look for a gun for them! Bob Wright

In general, the powder that is slowest burning (from the charts) is my choice for any given load as it developes the lower pressures. Not a 100% guide, as loads need to be proved by the shooting of them. Bob Wright

Welcome aboard, from the other end of the State! Bob Wright

A few, well, many now, I had moved my car out of the drive to so some yard work. When I went to move it back, just as I ;t my hand on the door handle, a feminine voice warned, "Ah Aaha!" Instinctively I jerked my hand back. Only to realize a flock of fish crows were flying over. Bob Wright

My late son-in-law's grandfather could hoot like an owl, That brought crows into handgun range. A .22 WMR in the Ruge Super Single Six was my favorite crow gun. Bob Wright

I was all cocked and primed to show off my grips, then found I had already done so mack in May of this year! Bob Wright

Ummm.....you talkin' about a western style cartridge belt, or a pats belt that can crry a gun? I'd suggest Doc Barranti for either one. I have been using this belt daily fur ovur a year or more now and totally satisified: And then there's this one for Doc also, though it doesn't ge as much...

Lookin' forward to hearing from you. And smothering you with our own stories! And, welcome! Bob Wright