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I've had one for 38 years, works just fine.

Another contestant for ugliest gun. The Dardick.

Thanks Jay, I appreciate it Looks like a Jungle Carbine. At least now I know where to start researching.

I inherited several rifles from my father after he died, and would like to see if anyone has some information on one of them. It is a .303, looks like a carbine (very short). A couple of detail shots are included. This is stamped right under the bolt when it is raised. This is a...

My favorite hiking gun up in the woods. I added the grips to fit my hands better.

Sounds interesting Is it ok to just drop by and do a bit of shooting if you don't have a EBR?

I usually see at least two or three each of the Charter Arms and the Taurus whenever the gun show (Crossroads of the West) comes into town; that is where I got my Taurus snubbie some time ago.

The JSP 240gr works just fine on elk.

I like mine I have one of those in the stainless model, usually keep it fed with 200gr Silvertips, it seems to like those. The grips were a little short for my hands, so I put some Hogues on mine and have been very happy with it.

"An old fellow I used to shoot with claimed that he smoothed the actions of all his revolvers by squirting them full of toothpaste, dry firing them extensively, then rinsing the toothpaste out in a bucket full of solvent." Basically, just a low-tech version of lapping the parts. It would...

I prefer wood, myself I like wood on revolvers, but have trouble with many of them being too short for my hands, so I put some of these on my Redhawk; I have been quite happy with them. Not sure who made them, I got them at a gun show.

A solution in search of a problem. Wouldn't it be easier to just go with a 38? And what child's mind decided that a revolver needed a safety?

Welcome from another old bald guy in Utah.