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Thanks Eddie.

Can you please tell me the date of mfg on my revolver: 357 6" square butt target adj sights 41K8884 Mod 19-4 Thanks.

Sorry. I must have made this post twice and don't know how to delete one. Can you please tell me the date of mfg on my revolver: 357 6" square butt target adj sights 41K8884 Mod 19-4 Thanks.

Thanks all. Attn: 748, I am going to use the reloads in a Black 44 SPL with a 4 7/8" barrel.

I just traded for a Ruger Blackhawk 44 Special with a 4 5/8 barrel and a Bisley grip. I have purchased most of the reloading tools I think I will need but have yet to reload a single round. I plan to make the 44 my first. I've shot one buck with a 44 Mag equipped with a 2X scope but now I want...

Farmer. That is awsome.

Thanks Arch.

Thanks P5 Guy.

I hope it is OK the make this request in this forum. I would really appreciate it if someone could tell me or let me know where I can find the date of manufacture of my Smith Model 17-4. The serial number is 244K502. Thanks.

Nice buck farmer.

Good to see there is still enthusiasm for the old block powder guns. I also like the idea of a hand gun like Iowa has.

In the mid 70s, when I lived in New Mexico, there was an early season for "Primitive Hunts" with blackpowder rifles. (Come to think of it, a lot of folks propably consider the 70s Primitive Times). You weren't even allowed to have a modern firearm in camp. A lot of guys dressed up in deer skin...

The only experience I've had with Charter Arms is my old Bulldog. This weapon would be hard for me to part with.

H&H hunter, Pigs like to run creek beds and wallow in mud. The only places near El Paso would be in the irrigated areas near the river. The bosque southeast of the city would be ideal. The problem with that is they would never make it across the desert to those places and it would be criminal to...

I'll make that pledge Mike.

Those traps cost a lot more than you making me a key to or place!

I have this old timer. I took the wooden grips of and put the rubber ones on.

Thanks for all the help.

I just bought an old original Charter Arms Bulldog 44 with a 3" barrel. Does anyone here know if it is safe to shoot hot loads in it?

CB Caps Well, the CBs don't bother my ears as much as LRs.