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.gov functioning as usual

That is a good question with no good answer.

OK thanks…same status for months as .gov stalls and pays their salaries with our tax $’s. Nothing has changed.

Has this brace “rule” become “LAW” in some unconstitutional way or are decisions still pending?

That thing is a Tyler T-grip. Retro doo-dad that fills in that open space making the pistol for some more comfortable to shoot. This one is on a 3.5” S&W 27-2. They are made of aluminum. BK grip adapters are similar and made of plastic. I’m not sure if the Tyler T’s are still made. Used...

6946 DAO gets carried some here.

Good Grief that’s got to be more than disappointing.

Also check out the Gibbs Summit rifles. These were .45-70 conversions using some specific Lee Enfield rifles.

my guess as well

Good idea. That happened to me a few years back with a RIA 1911 I was returning to manufacturer. the dealer “forgot” he had it. Or so he said.

Yes more impressive name! I wish the .35 Whelen had been named the .358 Whelen Express. It would have received more respect!

I’ve had several but only one now. That would be this Cimarron Uberti Colt .45. I like them just fine. I bought this one to have the barrel cut to 3”. I couldn’t talk myself into doing so. Since taking this photo I have put the ejector rod & housing back on.

My 4” S&W 29-3 .44 mag would suffice. Loaded with 240 grain SWC’s.

A couple of bright and shiny Super .38’s. One is a RIA the other a factory nickel Springfield Armory Mil Spec.

Also for fun the .30 calibers fall in the favorites category. mostly .30-06’’s with a .308, M1 Rock Ola carbine, and. .30-40 Krag.

.270 was and still is a favorite. But I gave my last two to one of my sons and my grandson. They still drive 110 miles to visit and reload the .270’s at my place. Both Remington 700’s. One a BDL and the other an ADL.

Hey I’ve got one of those! Ruger 77 red pad and tang safety. 257 Roberts of course!

.35 whelen