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Thank you Gordon ! I got 'er done. Thanks for sharing your great info and knowledge !:)

Thanks man! Simple is as simple does. It's great when calm and meaningful replies helps us get our act together. Thank you so very much. Merry Christmas ! It's the meaning of the season !!!

Lead. Plan on chipping it until it clears.

Sorry, but I don't have that capability.

Thanks, but not helpful. I plan to do one of the above, unless someone has a better fix. Merry Christmas!

The 32/20 inserted easily into the Nagant cylinder, and rotated around to the barrel, but lacked about 1/16 " or so to chamber. I could disassemble the cylinder assembly, starting with the screw over cylinder rod holder, to remove the rod then the cylinder, but I am really antsy about difficult...

I failed to mention that my wife gave me one for Christmas, somewhere around 20+ years ago. She paid approximately $ 600 + tax for NIB. I'd say that was a pretty good deal, wouldn't you ? I have shot less than 50 rounds, without a breaking in time period. It never jammed, and functioned...

Hmmmmm ?? !!! You can't find anything either. Very interesting !

I.have examined a Colt 1911, as per the above title, but cannot find any reference to it in the 38th Edition of the Blue Book of Gun Values (2017). It is a Series 80 with beautiful shiny bluing, gold inlaying, rosewood grips, and flat mainspring housing. Serial # SFLDA 07xx. Anybody able to...

I might mention (for safety reasons) that the pre-1945 models should not be carried with a.loaded round hammer down.Dropping it with a loaded round could cause it to discharge. Carry on an empty chamber.

I think what most are saying, is that since +P was introduced, they have lowered the loading now to what was nearer the standard load. You won't blow up the gun, but you might loosen the screws and fittings with a steady diet of +P. For guns shot less often, like in a drawer beside the bed, it...

Thank you very much !

Is it safe to fire .38 Sp. +P ammo in S&W M&P models made in or about 1940 or 1941 ? If not, what type ammo is safe? Thanks.:)

Could you please give me the date of manufacture for: a: .38 Sp b: 4" c: square d: 6 e: fixed f: 642555 g: side loading ? M&P ? Thanks.

OOOOPS ! I have an addendum to the above (#17) posting. I finally got the 3/8" screw nut to fire DA (with more ease). It was a 1941 Tula.:) Then I tried the same size nut in my 1943 Izhevsk. No go. It wouldn't go SA or DA at all.:( I removed the nut from the Izhevsk. It worked normally SA...

Thanks for the link, GBExpat, but in my case, it didn't work. I used a nut for an 3/8" screw, which appeared to be the same size in the video. Still hard to fire DA. Possibly I'll try to work in a larger screw. Doubt it will work, and don't want to break the spring.:(

You are so right on all the above. I'm not trying to be an intelligent donkey, if you know what I mean. Just attempting a little fun as I walk The High Road, and reap major gun info at the same time. I treasure your comments, and I am eager to try this out. Have a good weekend, and keep posting...

It looks like that fella was big enough to fire DA all day long ! But, about that lead fishing weight ( we call them fishing line sinkers here at the Wolf River Bottoms ), what size shot was that ? Was it # 2, 1, 0, 00 buck, or about what size do you recall ? I'm caught between a nut and a...

I enjoyed the video, but I must have missed how the #10 nut is secured. Looks like it would fall out.

Sorry. I meant that mine is likely the first model. Probably over 20 or 30 years ago. It is a Model 995. It has no skeletonized stock and no forearm post grip. I'll check with the Walmart inventory, and call HiPoint, etc. Thanks, guys.