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    Some Classy Lanyard Ring Options

    https://parts.bowenclassicarms.com/i...=index&cPath=7

    I have not used any of these, and my only relationship with BCA is as a customer. Thus far, I only have one Bowen Classic Arms product, a rear sight.
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    We just got home. We paddled across the lake we live on, had a pb&j sandwich (with my strawberry rhubarb jam) and a cookie before hanging out then paddling home.

    I still need to work on a lanyard. It was windy and we got spun around a few times.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam View Post
    Anyone have a deer load they like in .44 Magnum? Most all my loading has been 240 gr SWC which I know will do the job, but I picked up some H110 and some 240 gr XTPs to test load for close range whitetails. We actually have a week dedicated to handguns and muzzleloaders and I’m hoping to hit that season harder this year.
    I used to run a max load of H110 or 296 behind an LBT 44/280/WFN. My hunting revolver was a 7.5” Ruger Bisley.

    I didn’t own a chrono back then, so no idea as to velocity.

    I did finally figure out that that bullet was going to bore a meplat-sized hole all the way through a whitetail at any distance I could hit them, whether it left the muzzle at 900 or 1,400 FPS, so I dialed it down to 8.5 grains of Unique.

    Hodgdons web site should have data for H110, probably with that exact bullet. If not it’ll have plenty of data for a 240 JHP.

    You’ll need to get close to max with H110, both for accuracy and expansion.

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    As I consider having the barrel of my Mountain revolver shortened to 3.5" (to solve a hairline crack in the front sight ramp and to mimic the handling & look of the M27 3.5"), which front sight / sight set would you choose for a hunters backup/self defense revolver? Tritium? fiber? Which manufacturer?

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    Although no longer available, I would personally choose the Millet front sights, which had that blaze orange stripe, and a Bowen Rough country rear.
    If I couldn't find a Millet on the web, I would even consider a standard dot XS with a colored outline. I know they offer green, but for my eyes, I would prefer orange
    D&L Sports also makes a great rear sight.
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    Quote Originally Posted by CSW View Post
    Although no longer available, I would personally choose the Millet front sights, which had that blaze orange stripe, and a Bowen Rough country rear.
    If I couldn't find a Millet on the web, I would even consider a standard dot XS with a colored outline. I know they offer green, but for my eyes, I would prefer orange
    D&L Sports also makes a great rear sight.
    I've settled on a Patridge with gold bead for the front and a plain serrated black Bowen Rough Country rear for my adjustable sight S&Ws. I bet I would like an orange front, though.
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    Personally, I like the fiber optic 1/10" from Dawson Precision


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    and the Bowen Classic Arms rough country rear.
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    YMMV

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    I would love to have a Trijicon HD sight on it, and as the gunsmith would have to cut a new dovetail anyway, would it make sense to cut one for 1911 Novak front sights?
    The availability of dedicated S&W front sights seems to pale in comparison to 1911 ones.

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    Is it just the blade that's cracked? Could you post a pic?

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    https://pistol-forum.com/showthread....amp-on-S-amp-W

    but would really like it to look like this:

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