Recent content by Onty

I wish new Ruger like this one:

I am not by any means expert on S&W revolvers, but for what I learned, after owning several (K, L and N frames), and handled-shoot dozens of them, -3, -4 and some -5 (those with firing pin on hammer) are in my humble opinion the best; parts manufactured on CNC machines, those critical ones were...

Regarding ergonomics, for 44 Magnum loads bellow maximum, Super Blackhawk v/s N-frame is IMO a toss. However, for heavy 44 Magnum or Ruger/TC level 45 Colt loads, Super Blackhawk with grips like this and Bisley, win hands down: As for durability, when talking about N-frame, interesting are...

I suggest look for somebody that has 44 Magnum Bisley, get a box of factory ammo (nobody will let you shoot your reloads in his/her revolvers) and ask if you can try side by side few rounds from Bisley and few from you SBH. Chances are 90% that recoil from Bisley will be easier on you hands...

Ronnie Wells from RW Grip Frames https://rwgripframes-com.3dcartstores.com/ !?

Whooping 66 oz revolver for 22 Hornet!? Not my cup of tea. I am proposing here GP100 frame for 22 Hornet, top 6", bottom 7.5". With slim barrels, both should be less than 40 oz: BTW, this illustration started as a wish for lighter GP100 in 357 Magnum, but cylinder long enough to take a...

Yep! Website https://www.acrolaps.com/

And the best!

Are you taking about 41 Magnum Hunter models?

Interesting info! I have an old Mauser style hunting rifle. I've got it from my father, and fits me like a glove. Unfortunately, due the circumstances (missing during the war for several years) barrel bore is in poor condition, so I was thinking about rebarrelling it. Ultimately, I would like...

Better yet, 218 Bee. Yes, it will work in revolvers. I had seen article in very old magazine about cougar hunter in California. He had Colt SAA custom made to noted cartridge, and it worked flawlessly.