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I put a LTT grip anchor on my 19.4 and like it quite a lot. Doesn’t add much to conceal but makes the grip easier to handle.

This, times 10.

1. I like the snub options in .32 flavor, either LCR or S&W Ultimate Carry.
2. For a like weight auto, well under 20 ounces, Glock 42 is pretty nice to shoot.
3. S&W Shield Plus has a nice grip for...

Great shooting!

Sweet. I need to get a chrono.

My airweight practice load is a 125 grain Missouri Bullet Co. coated lead flat point over 3.5 grains TiteGroup.

It’s not nothing recoil wise, but not...

Sounds like a swell aluminum revolver practice load. Do you know what kind of velocity you get out of it?

Good move. Since I started dabbling in reloading, I’ve used mostly coated lead projectiles and they don’t spew a cloud of nasty lead and soot like cheap factory LRN or LSWC.

32-20 Blues is a great song.

A K frame S&W 1905 or a Colt Police Positive Special would probably be my preferred revolver for a 32-20.

Good to know it’s not impossible to load. Maybe one day...

I would also like a vintage 32-20 revolver, but the cartridge appears to have been another casualty of the pandemic ammo crunch. From what I have read, reloading the bottleneck case is difficult. ...

I’d shoot em!

Looks like a 12 Mikey, the barrel and cylinder have that worn steel blueing but the frame maintains the black anodizing of the aluminum frame.

Looks like a great deal and a nice revolver.

That would be swell!

I endorse this thread

Congratulations on a great run

Agreed. Great post.

Congrats on retirement, and the fine rotator.

Looks like a nice blaster.

Hill People Gear kit bags. Great for running or hiking.

Seems fair

The Echelon is a nice pistol.

eBay and Gunbroker - I bought a lot of 8 Shield mags for less than $100 on GB recently. All lightly used.

I can report the Beretta 70 in .32 is a sweet shooter with minimal recoil. Crossbolt safety is a little goofy though.

Also the 71 in .22 - a sweet shooting rimfire pistol that has been there and...

Wow guys, great revolver. Beautiful craftsmanship on display.

Great post 4given