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Sometimes the weight of your handgun can prove to be your friend Especially at the moment that you tighten up your finger on the trigger

Worked up some tack driving loads last weekend for the 32 gr V Max.The furniture still needs some finishing touches but the loads don't!

Herrett wearing Herrett

Thanks, woodnbow, until your observation, I hadn't realised that Herrett's grips were sold under the Shooting Star's label! I do try to shape a little lumber now and then.

Been addicted to Contenders since I was young Also respect the performance that comes with an Encore, here with custom forearm, boxwood/walnut

sorry, wrong section moved post Thanks

Got a deal on a barrel and stock and then bought every piece required to fully assemble this one. Cost the same as if I'd bought one from someone here. Mounted a diamond post to the front sight blade. Haven't fired it yet, but it was still a great experience. Very proud and yes, it's number...

The real joy of the break-actions are the 'pistols that use rifle ammunition' 6x45 7-30 Waters

That choate extension welded on the super 14 barrels renders it ATF compliant (exceeding 16") The late, great David White used to attach a 'maximizer' for me Sometimes, ya just gotta hang on!

My forearm is factory TC, I only whittled that maple stock! The Super Bower actually is as manageable as a 7-30 Waters, the Ackley walls of the 307 really reduce the breech thrust.

Great thread, with lots of chiming in, but needs more pics Don Bowers concept shared by J.D. Jones (7mmJDJ#2 aka 7mmSuper Bower or 7x307AI) http://www.retro.co.za/gundex/articles/Ultimate%20(Thompson%20Contender)%20pistol%20accuracy.pdf Got lucky with the maple

cute as a bug's ear about as big too.

Elmer ain't gonna like that

I've got no complaints on Encore performance I just wish the trigger was as nice as my contenders

Ernie is THE MAN The Milek of today :) I only aspire to follow his example

Fabulous condition for a prized classic Thanks for sharing

very nice simple, but I'm sure, effective

Here's a 'custom' forearm on my pistol

David was one in a million. He will be sorely missed. His work expanded my collection more than any other gunsmith. I am lucky to hold the pieces that he modified. He worked a lot with Bellm, who learned from Parker Otto Ackley, and their knowledge and cartridge designs will serve custom...

Eventually, we're all destined to 'graduate' to the Encore