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https://globalbirdinginitiative.org/night-birds-in-texas/

I use this site along with the Merlin app.

I'm not sayin it's not an owl but I've never heard an owl sound like that.

I have tried slowing down a 240 RNFP bullet, the only one I tried. Looking through my notes they read, dirty, inconsistent velocity, ew no. I found that my .44 special loads like to be above 800fps....

I just sold my M69 2.75. I never could find a happy place with it. I thought it would fit in between my GP100s and M29 Mountain gun. I found shooting .44 caliber bullets at 1000fps or less was better...

For Rugers, here is a guide that covers really well and translates to the GP100 too. Ruger SP101 Trigger Job Guide (kevinsworkbench.com)

When I got mine I had one of the same complaints found in the reviews, knob hard to turn. I found somewhere, I believe in the instructions that came with, they needed to be lubed. They freed up...

I prefer Safariland's but HKS makes one for every revolver I own, I have to make do and I'm good with either.

I have broken 2 jet loaders and for the money they should not feel like a cheap toy....

I small 2x4 block with a 1/4 hole drilled in the middle makes a great stand to do this or you could od like I did and just make the hole in the bench.

It happens.

Yesterday I went to help my FIL uncover his pool and get the pump running. I should have been prepared for the law of unintended consequence, but I did not and ended up in Lowes...

It has been a long road and I've probably spent more on range rentals than I did on the NIB Sig P220 SAS carry that I brought home from the gun show today. It (a P220 not necessarily a SAS) was on...

cleanliness, burrs, debris, misshapen edges, marring "just doesn't look right"

If in doubt, post a pic and we will help as best as we can.

I'm home and adding pics of the areas I described above. Looking at your pics, I still have a firm assumption that your issue is somewhere here. Clean, inspect and relube is where I would start.
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If the cylinder is not making it that far in, I would start by pulling the trigger group and inspecting the crane, where the crane goes through the frame and where the crane rides on the trigger...

I had a similar experience with my Wiley Clapp. It ended up being a less than perfect locking detent (the one in the extractor) and a small burr that had formed in the corresponding hole in the...

Pferd makes the 2-n-1 for Stihl. Keep in mind Stihl uses a 13/64 file for their 3/8s chain, not 7/32. It's just 1/64 smaller and I have used them on Oregon chain. It works ok but I would rather use a...

Just for reference, my 3 inch Python weighs 2 ounces more than my GP100 WC. They are all heavy....

200+ rounds of reloads and/or cheap target ammo to verify function, adjust sights and to see if any grip mods need to be done. Once that has been accomplished, from a clean gun I will shoot intended...

I did not need to know about this.



I did not need to know about this.

MBW has a question asking it the bullets are going to be used in a revolver ,and I emailed asking for clarity. If anyone ever questions their quality, direct them to the response I got: It just gives...

Well, I've slugged my barrel. There is just something creepy about driving a hunk of metal down a barrel. Anyway, it measured out to .431 and I have an email in to MBW to see what they recommend.

I have used a fair bit of cast bullets in this gun including some big SWCs, and there is no suppressor. The wide flat points that I'm looking for seem to gas checked from MBW and nowhere else. I'm...

Because a wide flat nose has been recommended, I have found these 3 that I want to try, 44 Mag, LBT, 280gr, WFN-GC - Montana Bullet Works, 44 Mag, LBT, 260gr, WFN-GC - Montana Bullet Works, 44 Mag,...

I have used a lot from Missouri Bullet Company and snscasting. No complaints on either.

It was at least an hour after my incident when I puked into an Idaho Falls Pd trash can. It was another 30 minutes until I was able to regain composure and continue with my statement.

A bullet gets pulled by forces in recoil so a pulled round will not be in the forcing cone. A pulled round does have the potential to be a squib and that causes a bit more problems.

I had one of my reloads pull in my LCR. Round #5 stopped cylinder rotation. No drama, turned the gun vertical, hit the ejection rod and very slight pressure to dislodge the pulled bullet. Dropped in...