The 19/66 is perfect as to proportion and handsome lines.
The 19/66 is perfect as to proportion and handsome lines.
Shot it yesterday. Oddly...I fired those POS Ruger ARX, "drill bit," lightweight rounds, Winchester White Box and Golden Saber 125 grain Magnums, and they all shot to the POA at 15 yards! Plus, no one chamber was markedly off from the others. I'm very excited about this gun, and I just might assemble a modern-day (SLS holster and Safariland Comp 2) armored truck rig reprisal for teaching/training.
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Nice shooting! 4" 19s ruled back in the 60s and 70s. You have a very nice example!
That's the problem with those 4" k frames they put all the bullets too close to each other in the target. Congratulations on your findOriginally Posted by Sherman A. House DDS
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Nice! I got a really nice 28-2 last week. Target hammer and trigger, it came with some tired rubber grips. I got the grips in the pic from Altamont, in rosewood:
I have a 28, with Rogers grips, but those Altamonts look great!Nice! I got a really nice 28-2 last week. Target hammer and trigger, it came with some tired rubber grips. I got the grips in the pic from Altamont, in rosewood:
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Putty good shooting Doc.Shot it yesterday. Oddly...I fired those POS Ruger ARX, "drill bit," lightweight rounds, Winchester White Box and Golden Saber 125 grain Magnums, and they all shot to the POA at 15 yards! Plus, no one chamber was markedly off from the others. I'm very excited about this gun, and I just might assemble a modern-day (SLS holster and Safariland Comp 2) armored truck rig reprisal for teaching/training.
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