Recent content by 71Commander

BP Hunter Mine's not a sig. ;)

Here's a pic to show the Wilson 47D mag with the thin basepad. You can buy the BP's separately at WC. Don't get the ETM's as they're a bit longer in the body.

66 no dash with Nill grips. [/IMG]

I was looking at these for my 2-1/2" 66 no dash then decided to keep it the way it is. http://www.ebay.com/itm/291178307618?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649

Yeah. .22 TCM.

Earlier models didn't. Finding replacement sights is a PITA. If you buy some, get a set. I replaced the front only on mine. Shot low. Ended up getting a set of NS then sold the gun and got a 938. :p

You only realize a profit if you sell.

686. I have both and the 686 is a far nicer revolver. It might even be the perfect 357. (I have a 2-1/2" M66 no dash)

At the indoor range in Clarkston, we have one in the case for rent. 20.00 for the hour. Come on up. I work at the range on Fri, Sat. and Sun.

20 oz. at 6". I'll keep my 938.

3 mags are plenty for IPSC. If you were in the US, you'd be shooting USPSA and would need at lest 5 mags on the belt + 1 for the gun.

When taking the rear sight off, be careful. There's a spring under the sight. Don't lose it.

I've pretty much come to the conclusion that Golden Saber, Gold Dot and XTP's are all the same bullet, for the most part. After researching the all copper bullet (Barnes if you reload, Corbon DPX if you don't), stuff is pretty impressive. The cavity will not fill up. It will expand...

Para C6-45. Uses Wilson Sentinel mags. One round smaller than officer mags.

You need to read this: http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_4_78/80299_Chinese_MAK_90_Contraband_and_34_Third_Pinand_34__Rifle_from_Early_90s.html&page=2 As to just changing the stock, it's not that simple. The rifle needs to be 922r compliant in order to do so.