very high quality guns. expertly machined. expensive though so they weren't made in numbers as great as colts. the .38 caliber variants were fairly popular for police sidearms in the northeast.
this guy just seems retarded, i dont feel like carfull decocking is that big of a deal.
if you have a gun with a decocker sure use it but how are you sugesting i make safe a cocked saa or pretty much any single action revolver without using my thumb to decock?
this guy just seems retarded, i dont feel like carfull decocking is that big of a deal.
if you have a gun with a decocker sure use it but how are you sugesting i make safe a cocked saa or pretty much any single action revolver without using my thumb to decock?
Most guns I shoot regularly have hammer spurs, with practice they're easy to decock safely. For hammers that have a knurled ring instead of a spur on the hammer, I'd place my other thumb between the hammer and the firing pin to ensure it drops safely.
Depends what I'm after, normally the long slide setup on my G20, if I'm birding normally my makarov since I'm more worried about some dumbass wanting my kills pointing a rusty maverick 88 at me from 300 yards.
Got the Elliason rear sight installed on my Python. I'm really impressed with it so far. Feels robust, the adjustment clicks are positive and tactile, and I really like the three-dot sight picture, kinda like an automatic. Colt honestly should dump the rear sight they've currently got on their revolvers with adjustable rear sights and go back to the Elliason.
Any of you played with a Heritage Roscoe yet? I think I'm gonna get a 2 inch at the end of this year for christmas. I want a cheap 2 inch detective wheel to throw in a pocket.
Got the Elliason rear sight installed on my Python. I'm really impressed with it so far. Feels robust, the adjustment clicks are positive and tactile, and I really like the three-dot sight picture, kinda like an automatic. Colt honestly should dump the rear sight they've currently got on their revolvers with adjustable rear sights and go back to the Elliason.
That looks nice! Do you find tritium sights to be good and useable in the dark? I haven't ever used them or even seen any in low-light conditions, and I never know if the extra $$ spent on them is really worth it
I know. I should've mentioned what color the powder was.
Zinc does turn a darker bluish/grayish color after a while. Look at any piece of aged unpainted and unplated zinc and you'll know what I'm talking about. Those ZAMAK ingots in your post, if left around long enough, will darken. Just look at any old diecast toys.
Any of you played with a Heritage Roscoe yet? I think I'm gonna get a 2 inch at the end of this year for christmas. I want a cheap 2 inch detective wheel to throw in a pocket.
