A guy at the Puyallup gun show in the '90s showed me his NIB 2.5" fixed sight M19 one time. No, he wouldn't let me touch it. Said it was his retirement fund.
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A guy at the Puyallup gun show in the '90s showed me his NIB 2.5" fixed sight M19 one time. No, he wouldn't let me touch it. Said it was his retirement fund.
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O reallyOriginally Posted by Duelist
Well, *yours* is, but that one out of how many? And I bet it’s not for sale, amiright?O really
Bruce, Nicely done article. Rationale for the 2.5" barrel was to enable fitting the full-length ejector rod. The 3-inch barrel on the .357 Model 13 was needed to produce acceptable ballistic uniformity with .357 and it also improved performance with the X38SPD .357578 Special lead HP.
Expect you may have known SA William F. Vanderpool as he was an Academy instructor at Quantico when you were there. I worked with him on several ammunition projects when I worked in the firearms industry and he was a neighbor when I lived in Burke, VA and worked at the Marine Corps Development Center.
Mines not but.....https://cylinder-slide.com/Item/CS0123RU
Never mind, I was beaten to the punch.
Last edited by Caballoflaco; 09-27-2021 at 10:19 PM.
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I love those, I even converted an old beat up M28 to take one. No more sharp edges or fragile things to break, and nice wide U notch. Once I shimmed it, zero'ed just fine.
What front sight is that ?O really
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^ that is sweet. What height matches with the fixed C&S rear ?
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