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I know there are at least a few of us here who live in AZ, and maybe even some out-of-state residents who hold an AZ permit, so thought I should pass this information along. My CCW permit was due to expire on 6/21 this year, and fortunately I'd learned that the renewal process had changed-- it...

From a Ukrainian Twitter feed just now: I've got one of those in my cabinet, though not the scoped version because they were pretty pricey back when 91/30 was cheap and easy to find.

Howdy all! As a certified card-carrying .32 Magnum fan, I'm always on the lookout for revolvers that can shoot the cartridge. It seems as though all the manufacturers are conspiring against me; it's rare that I see anything for sale out there, so when I saw a new Taurus in .327 at a local...

I know this kind of thing has to have been discussed often in this subforum, but my search skills seem to be failing me-- my apologies for dragging up something that's likely already here somewhere! I have some old revolvers I'm planning on Parkerizing next week, and some have...

Or solved well enough to suit me, anyway. After having the gun "repaired" under warranty for its sight regulation problem, it still shot 2 1/2" low. I noticed that the rear of the fiber optic was conical and the top was a little above the top of the metal part of the sight, but didn't think it...

I'm completely ignorant about military knives, but recently inherited one of these. The hard-shell sheath says NORD-4723 over B. M. Co., with an overlined 4 and VP with a star under each letter. The knife itself says U.S.N. MARK I on one side, and a PAL logo on the other with RH to its left and...

Finally got my Charter Arms Professional in .32H&R back, and tested it this morning. First, here's the timeline for all the little events: 05/02/20 Ordered it from Davidson's 05/07 Took delivery at local shop and paid remaining balance 05/08 Took revolver out for a test drive, discovered that...

My recently purchased CA .32H&R Professional is still at Charter, waiting for the sight alignment issue to be repaired. Fool that I am, I gleefully bought a bunch of brass for it the day it arrived, since I already had dies and projectiles from my .32 Long reloading. So now I had a bunch of...

I posted this as a response in another thread, and then realized that it might be worth its own thread so that anyone interested in this cartridge might see it. **This load is 0.3 grains higher than the maximum in the Speer manual for this type of bullet, and I am not recommending that you use...

Yeah, nah. With commercial ammunition, it shoots 6 1/2" low and 1 3/4" low on average at ten yards. The point of aim was the center of the upper target. I shot six rounds of hot .32 Long first; those are the higher ones. The bottom four are .32 Magnum (only loaded four). This was from a...

You know how it is. You've been where I am. Searching for a load, checking the books, checking the internet, and everything either wants a bullet I don't have or a powder I don't have. :oops: Powders available: Unique, HP-38/W231, and Titegroup. Well, and Pyrodex, but c'mon. Bullets available...

Before I start, I should mention that I've never owned or even examined a Charter Arms revolver before. Thus, some of the stuff I have to say will already be well-known to CA fans. I'd always been a bit leery of the brand because of the low price and a few disparaging comments on this and other...

I just chronographed a .32 Long load that's 2.6gn HP-38, 100gn LRNFP, and got a whopping 686fps average. Having just ordered a CA .32 Pro in .32 H&R, I'm wondering if I can get away with kicking things up a notch in the .32 Long cartridge. Anybody have experience with such?

The photo below was taken after trying out my new-to-me Model 60 with a hundred rounds of .357. If a beam of light left the Berlin train station in the direction of Bern at the same time I took the photo, 1. How many apples does Janet have in her basket? 2. What powder did I load the .357...

I've been thinking thoughts about a Microtech for several months, since I first saw a mention here about them. Finally decided to get one, and this is the one I chose: Why, you ask, are there sloppily applied sections of grip tape? Well, it turned out to be really slippery, and most of the...

I went shooting with a friend yesterday, and took along a few things for him to try out: Colt 1903, .32ACP Dan Wesson Valor V-Bob, .45ACP S&W Model 325PD, .45ACP S&W Model 67, .38 Special S&W Model 19 6", .357 Magnum As I was cleaning all the above, I reflected on how I'd done with each of them...

I put a FF3 on a S&W 325 to do competition with, and am having a little trouble with the height adjustment. I've got it set as low as it will go, and it's still about 3" high at ten yards. The mounting plate is a Weigand "Weig-a-Tinny" and is flush to the topstrap. Anybody have any tips or...

I've wanted one of these for a long time, and found one today: Colt Model 1903. These are chambered in the super-extra-dangerous .32ACP. The serial number says it was made in 1922. Yes, the bluing really does look that good, and on both sides too, which is kind of a shame because that means...

I've sent off my application for membership and am thinking about what revolvers I want to set aside and tweak for competition use. Do ICORE stages ever require single action fire? I have a S&W 15 that would be great for match shooting, but it's DAO. Thanks!

Found this little fellow today: Colt Model 1908 "Vest Pocket" in .25ACP. The silver dollar is for size comparison. If you're young, you might not know what a silver dollar is. Ask your grandpa. The serial number says this one is from 1912, which makes it my oldest 20th century gun...