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Just googled ebony for sale, a plethora of offerings emerged.

Memories of long ago

woodworking stores/catalogs. I remember watching my father as he crafted a stock, making the ebony tip was done also. just part of a gunsmiths trade craft I suppose. holding a jewlers leupold in an eye as he checkered borcerless french.

Regarding plated bullets I have had rotten luck with them. Ended up tossing several hundred. Should have stuck to tried an true jacketed suddenly no more fliers and consistent grouping

FLIR: Forward Looking Infared Radar, on the Huey chopper Infant Night tracker, circa 1960s

Thanks Goose, they seem to share the plunger but not the drawbar, which is scarce as hens teeth

It sure is.

I am in need of a "drawbar" for a Model 52-2. If anyone knows where one can be had...thanks.....

Being that new and in expierenced persons join every day, you are wrong in both assumptions.

add to that the condescending attitude of certain members professing to have vast superior knowledge, whom enjoy postulating

I bought the tracker.44 several years ago, and not had a problem with it. I believe early production had many QC problems, like any company they ironed out the problems. people purporting to have insider knowledge usually parrot hearsay.

.45 and .380

We agree to disagree. On all points. Not everybody is blessed with your vast knowledge and "already knows" everything related to handguns Bottom line is they are just opinions, like a portion of your anatomy, we all have one. Hagd. No need to reply

To each his own, I believe the post is in regards to opinions on the best manufacturer of 10mm weapon. Best manufacturer would include accuracy. My observation is entirely relevant in that the best made makes not the best shooter.

Yes, absolutely, to the extent that you finally purchase a weapon that outshoots the shooter.

nothing new here Elmer Keith, Bill Jordan and Skeeter Skelton were proponents of the .41. It was, at the time considered a most accurate versatile handgun for dispatching both four legged and two legged critters deserving of such. Its accuracy remains today. Runner up is the .44 again with the...

You can have the most expensive accurate firearm made, if you can not place the shot, first time and each time then you have wasted your money

neither. .45, condition one