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I saw on Facebook this evening that Jo Ann Alpert, the voice behind the phone at Missouri Bullet Co., passed away March 27. I don't know what from. Her husband and co-owner, Brad, died in October 2020 from cancer. I had the privilege of meeting them about 10 years ago. Good people and great...

For those who purchase and shoot Missouri Bullet Co. lead bullets, owner and founder Brad Alpert passed yesterday after a strenuous fight with cancer. His wife, JoAnn is his business partner. https://www.castfuneralhome.com/m/obituaries/Jack-Brad-Alpert/Memories

Ok. I didnt know if there was a block of SN's that were known to be problematic. Thanks!

I'm considering one of these in the 3" barrel to add to my 3" .357 Wiley Clapp model. I remember that when these first came out there were some issues with the front sight channel and cylinder bore diameter. In looking at used ones, is there anything specific I need to know, or serial numbers...

A local shop has both of these in their used case, both for the same price. The Smith must have spent a year in a farm truck tool box - the exterior is pretty rough - but the action is smooth and the bore looks good. The Ruger is in better physical condition. The previous owner bought it for his...

Good luck finding a holster...

Ok, ok...So it was asked in a moment of anxiety. Thanks for the help.

I'm moving out of Houston to a place about 2 hours away. I know I can't haul primers, powder or ammo in the mover's truck. I have about 5K primers and about 6 cans of varying weights of powder, total is probably under 3lbs. Is it safe to be carrying this divvied up in a couple cardboard boxes in...

High Noon makes a few. I've used their Split Decision for a Taurus TCP, Kahr CW9, Ruger SR9, and a Sign P238. At around $30, they're a bargain. They're probably not as durable as many that are out there (the Split Decision uses a very thin leather) but for the price, who cares? Q

I'm looking for a reasonably priced OWB holster, preferably kydex, for my 3" LCRx. So far the only ones I've found are the Ruger/Mitch Rosen rig and several choices from Simply Rugged. Unfortunately, both are in the $80 range. I'm wanting to stay sub-$50, and the lower the better but am having...

Here's the other end of the spectrum from classic Colts and S&Ws - the polymer 3" LCRx. Weighs right at 1lb loaded with 5 158gr SWCs.

I believe he meant the Taurus 66. It's actually the size of the Smith 686. Smith 66 =/= Taurus 66.

Which one fits your hand best? That's the one. Personally, I would take the GP100. They fit my hands and my hands fit them.

Any leading with that MBC 240gr SWC? I've always used Brad's bullets but I thought this particular bullet was too hard for Special velocity & pressure.

Right, Zeke. I have a couple manuals in the garage plus data from the powder manufacturers. I'll double check before rolling anything. Just looking for favorite recipes that I can confirm. Appreciate the reminder!

I've got a trade planned to get into a very gently used GP100 in .44 Spcl. I've been reloading about 10 years for 9mm, .38, .357, .45ACP and .45 Colt, almost exclusively using MBC. I know there are dozens of bullet and powder combinations out there for this carteidge. I'm looking for nice...

In .357 Mag/.38 Special, looks like the choices are Rossi R92, Marlin 1894 or Henry Big Boy. Any thoughts or caveats of one vs the other? Looking for a plinker and fun gun, mostly. I know Rossi's are hit-n-miss, QC wise. Worth the risk? Also, why are these three so hard to find?

I'm thinking about returning a .22 revolver to my safe. I had a Smith model 17 a few years ago and loved it. It was a great shooter, smooth trigger, and the 6" barrel gave tremendous accuracy. Unfortunately, the Smiths are out of my price range. I'm looking around $500 for a new-to-me gun. I'm...

I haven't seen one of these posted, yet, so here's my recently acquired 3" Wiley Clapp GP100. Haven't even had a chance to shoot it yet! I've wanted one for years, and one came up for sale locally so I horse traded and picked it up last week.

The Redhawk in question: http://www.ruger.com/products/redhawk/specSheets/5032.html