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Just got this from my LGS. .455 cut to take 45 acp in moon clips. This is a very solid tight revolver. About 80 to 85 percent condition. Any thoughts?

Anyone have any experience with the Moxie 45? Feels good ind the hand K

Just bought a Kimber Classic Gold Match. It doesn't have a firing pin block. How can I get the date or at least year of manufacturing?

Your correct. He would not have had HPs in country. But when we were police that was our preferred off duty carry. Still is my ccp. He has passed a few years ago. Where he is there is no need.

He did but I don't recall why, I think it helps feed out of a full mag. I just do it, I respected him and his wisdom. Couple of tours in 'Nam and always spoke the truth.

I load my 1911's with a hollow point in the chamber then a hardball in the top of the magazine followed by the rest hollow points. A Retired Marine SgtMaj said if I'm carrying a 1911 that's the way to load it. I've always carried like that after he said to do it that way. Anyone else carry like...

I don't know but a S&W 625-8 jm might be a good fighting handgun

Well something I've noticed with my peitta that if it's not fully cocked (4clicks) it looks like it's fully cock and I can still pull the trigger and it will drop the hammer. Maybe that's the cause as you said he's not as familiar with SAA pistols as you are

It was a clean professional job. https://www.classicamericangunsmith.com/

That's exactly what I said word for word...only different!

Yes, but the mag safety is there so if you are in a fight for control of the pistol you can drop the mag and your not going to be shot with your own gun. I had an Israeli browning high power

The lock is not a safety as such. It's just to keep an unwanted person from pulling the trigger. Much like a padlock as it needs a "key" to unlock it I personally would never remove a factory safety for liability reasons.

The lock on S&W revolvers is just a lawyers money making idea.

Im in the process of purchasing a S&W 44mag that has the lock removed. Thought you all would like that info.

My other 45 revolver.

This is it.

Now that's what I'm talking about. Who/how did the barrel and sight? Dave H

Is that a banana clip I see there? Heard they could be evil!

I have a S&W 1937 Brazilian export/import (1917) 45 ACP. Have an itch to cut the barrel back and put a new sight on it. My LGS where I bought it said that would amount to blasphemy. What would the collective opinion be?

I have the public defender all steel. It's my anti carjacking device. 5 rounds of .410 PDX rounds and then hit the gas.