Recent content by marv

Last gun, swapped for a G19 on facebook. Next gun, Ruger LCRx 3" .22LR.

Chinamart has padded naked finger riding gloves for cheap in the bike dept.

I did some welding in a past life. In my experience a gun frame is so small and the metal so thin that the mere act of striking an arc would blow away half of the gun. And I wouldn't let a torch near a gun.

Get the grip for the LCRx 3". It is available in the Ruger Store and has a well cushioned backstrap. It's long enough to get all your fingers on. Then make up some bunny fart ammo for practice. If you don't handload have a friend do it for you. That revo will eat ammo that won't even push the...

The closest I have to safe queens is my rifles. I can't shoot them and had to retire them after diplopia reared its lovely head.

I have double vision, vertical diplopia, thanks to a mini stroke. Rather than use a patch I taped over the right lens of my glasses. I shoot pistol crosseyed and my rifles are now safe queens.

You guys are missing something here. The LCR9mm doesn't use speedloaders or speed strips. It uses moon clips. 5 rounds are clipped onto a little spring steel disk. To load you open the gun, extract he empties, and dump all 5 in at once attatched to the clip. Faster than a speedloader and waaay...

You might try the grip for the LCRx 3". It looks a lot like the grips Bill Jordan designed for the S&W K frames.

John T Amber, Lucian Cary, Dean Grennell.

A six shot cylinder makes a Lot bigger lump in the pocket. Some states frown on that.

I am patiently awaiting the arrival of the .22LR version. And buying ammo by the brick in breathless anticipation.

Indiana has no requirement for "training". But we do have to pass a pretty thorough background check administered by Indiana State Police. And they don't tell us how to carry our guns.

Ruger LCRx 3" .22LR.

With the help of our media, the terrorists are winning. They need only to hint at performing an act. The media will take it from there and throw our whole Nation into a tizzy.

I can relate to you guys. At 82 I've lost so much strength in my hands that my cute little pocket auto mouse guns have become useless. I started out with revos years ago and have come full circle. Now a LCR lives in my pocket.