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The Flat Top Target Colts, both Bisley and Frontier, had sights to meet the then Bisley requirement of sights not adjustable without tools. Changes in the wind and light, hold for it.




There...

We shot BR50 for a while here. I was pretty casual but thought magnification was good, so I bought a 32X Weaver.
Ugh, too much, should have been a 24 for my level of effort.

The short action cost $8.50 plus $5.00 for the cockeyed spur. Plus adjustable sight, plus vent rib and front sight, plus new barrel and cylinder. King would have reblued it for $6.00
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And Colt quit making the Bisley in 1915 with less than a thousand target sight versions.

Kings would do a short action conversion on SAA and probably a cockeyed hammer if you wanted to stay on...

Consumer Reports said there is no good time to trade in a running vehicle. As long as it provides reliable transportation, you are money ahead. So keep the present vehicle and sock the equivalent...

I have been fortunate, my loading has generally been done in house or a finished shop. So I figure that if I am comfortable, my components are comfortable.

Nitpick Alert:

Uh, no.
Iver Johnson introduced the Safety Automatic with "Hammer the Hammer" transfer bar ca 1895.
Colt started putting in the Positive Safety hammer block in 1905 although it...

Sounds like the actual bore diameter is under and would not take the pilot of his reamer. Interesting, so many 9mms are on the high side of bore and groove diameter.

It sticks in my head that in the late days of target shooting with revolvers before the autos took over, that the standard gun was a double action design, preferably with a "target hammer" available...

Good, I didn’t realize that was a video.
My usual USPSA shoot runs a lot of 20 shot Medium Stages, some in reserve will be good.

I have 21 and 23 shot mags but it took buying new internals.

Three more in a 140mm would help me more.

I don't know how well it shoots, but it sure is ugly in a field of already overly slotted and grooved angular guns.

The problem with a jersey bearing your favorite player's name in his home team colors is that players are mercenaries and he might well be with a different team next season.

D. Sevigny says a lot about G44 sights at
https://sevignyperformance.com/2020/03/sights-for-the-new-glock-44/
Although I have read of successful DIY installation.


I don't know what generation...

The RPM seems good but it is the only .45 magazine I have to UpLula.

Send in a magazine for a spring? Maybe it is something to do with Wilson management.

I was seeing misfeeds with the extinct...

Car thief stops in turn lane at red light.
Shoots at pursuing police car.
LEO(s) shoot back with rifles.
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I figure that the "safety stop" hammer introduced with the Series 80 firing pin obstruction was to discourage carry in the regular half cock notch. There were years of cries "My hammer will fall...

Me, too. I have used Michelin Defenders ever since the first replacements except for the time I was out of action and a friend took it to Costco for a lower end Michelin.

I am not a Rugerite at all, so what was going on there? Generations of people complaining that the original design was hard to assemble? Casting becoming cheaper than stamping?

A birdy friend suggests Merlin which is all bird, no frog, and Seek by iNature which covers plants and animals.

Good to hear.
Back when I decided I wanted a lightweight 5" 9mm, nobody made one. A SA Lightweight .45, a Loaded 9mm, and a trip to FLG left me with a lightweight 9mm and a steel .45 which I sold...

At a match there June 2017 I passed out on Stage 5 and spent the rest of the day in ER.
Temperature in the 80s, I THOUGHT I was adequately hydrated.

My M&P .22C is handy and reliable, but it is light, twitchy, and dinky.
Similar to G44, Taurus, Sig, and Walther plastic .22s.

A full size .22 from Browning, Ruger, or Smith is a lot easier to...

I no longer have the mojo for a dozen stages but four friends from here are going.
Ridge Crossing, Guntown, MS is not shooting that day because a number of their regulars are going.

I am sure you know that this is an unusual case of Remington starting with and making more .380s. The .32s are a lot less common.

I am sorry I sold mine because it would not feed hollow points....