Fwiw I've found .357 golden sabers to shoot to the same poi as my 158 grain reloads.
Fwiw I've found .357 golden sabers to shoot to the same poi as my 158 grain reloads.
Shot about 40 rounds today of 130 grain FMJ.
Wow was it easy to put rounds where I wanted them to go. Beyond easy to shoot well.
Hope to try some other rounds out soon.
Id pick a Ruger ( Six Series ) over anything that Ruger puts out at this time..
I'm happy to hear that you are enjoying the Ruger. Are you reloading for it?
I don’t reload, but I plan to shoot more tomorrow.
Took it apart tonight, very clean inside. Very little wear that I could tell. There is some rust on it in some places, including under the extractor star. What’s the best way to remove this?
Loaded up with some low recoil .38s, this might be a good house gun for my older parents. Even my mother was able to pull the trigger with ease.
Steel wool and oil, followed by a very light polishing with 600 grit sandpaper.Originally Posted by TheNewbie
Shot some 158 grain hps today. Not too bad and still easy to stay on target. Fun gun to shoot.
This stuff will take off rust freckles without hurting bluing, unless you are a clod about convex edges. Can't do anything about the pits, unfortunately.
http://www.big45metalcleaner.com/
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Not another dime.
Thank you, plan on ordering some tonight.
Regarding the pitting, should it concern me? It was very minimal on the edge of the cylinder.
I say it should not be an issue in any way, but maybe post a picture. Now that I think about it, this thread needs some pics...
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