Hashknife Cowboy

I got one of these in 5 1/2 barrel length. It is clearly a OMV frame with a Bisley hammer. It is a keeper especially in .44 magnum, It will accompany me on horse pack trips next summer in bear country. I had Gary Reeder tune it up with action job, bevel of the forcing cone and muzzle, add a Belt Mountain Base Pin, thus turning it into one tremendous shooter.

I had peanut M&M's in mine recently......too funny!

I need that Colt! Had one a long time a go and had to sell it due to a unexpected major bill. I'd love to get my hands on another. It is a great lil shooter. I also need a Diamondback in .22LR....

I also had an issue with the QC of a S&W new manufacture L frame .357. I sent it back and it was finally repaired after several months and discussions. Given where it broke it should have never broke. I have some older N and L frame pistols that are solid. It was too bad that this new .357 was such a problem (lemon?). After finally receiving it back I traded it for a GP100. I have had almost zero problems with the Rugers.

This ol boy is in my neighborhood currently....yes it is elk season. He's no dummy.

l will take, if still available: #3 $70.00 Shipped NIB Lee 6 cavity .457 round ball mould. Not pictured but it comes with new Lee handles. dr3498@hotmail.com

Respectful people

I just wish Ruger would go back to making the Old Army. The demand is big and very few of us give them up. I am always looking for the stainless fixed sight models.

After reading the posts on this site I had to dust off an old friend and put some rounds through a 50 year old Marlin. Love them lever guns! Happiness is a well worn lever gun beneath your knee on the side of your horse....

Not quite sure.....

Years ago I participated in a fund raiser for the Make A Wish Foundation, participated means spent a bunch of money. They had a Civil War Cannon and a Gatling Gun available to shoot. I remember 3 things: It was loads of fun, it ate up a bunch of 20's and when it was said and done I decided I needed both a cannon and a Gatling Gun. I wish my budget allowed for it......

Been using these for a few years now and find that I am turning them off completely due to the background noise at shoots. They work great, but when on the line the silence is what I really want. When off the line I turn them back on. https://ads.midwayusa.com/product/1018342050?pid=638445&utm_medium=shopping&utm_source=google&utm_campaign=Shooting+-+Ear+%26+Eye+Protection&utm_content=638445&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIt6C_pYbW7AIVohx9Ch2XYwxXEAQYASABEgJTQvD_BwE

Because of the pandemic, the politicians with hidden agendas, the election and the media, we have created a world of extreme stupidity at a unprecedented level. The civil liability of violating the Constitutional Rights of the person needs to be addressed immediately. Our police need to go back to addressing the basic mission of placing their customers first and displaying the courage to do what is right even if it not popular or not enforcing an abuse of power order from a politician or department head. I better get off my soap box.....I am just a old school retired cop and believe in service first to the community while defending the Constitution..

Truthfully I have needed a backup SG once and a backup pistola once. Twice I have had the air on the outside of my truck tires at a shoot and once I was in need of a pair of batteries since diesels require two. Moral of the story, buy more guns!

No boys will be boys........but mares irritate the situation. Its kinda like being in the bar at 1 AM with a bunch of young men trying to impress the pretty lady.

The newest Hornady Manual has some great .45 Colt loads listed for the 250 Gr XTP HP, try Win 231 at about 750 FPS from a revolver. If you go hot you will most likely split the brass.

Fall outside of Flagstaff, AZ

When it absolutely needs to be destroyed fast, call the police. When it needs to go even quicker, call the firemen..... I can say that because I saw many of my officers destroy too many inanimate objects and fixtures.

I have used a Right #1 Light Sporter in .243 for years for local mule deer and Coues deer. 90 grain BT's in a .243 are extremely efficient.

I have one pair on NMV's in .45, 4 5/8th's SS that shoot BP or sub BP all day long. I have another pair in 5 1/2 that the cylinder gap is so tight that after 20 rounds of the same ammo, you have to clean the cylinder face and the forcing cone.

I shot some 30-30 the other day and the box was dated in my dads hand writing and he passed 25 years ago. Not a problem one, keep it dry and in a place where the temperature remains consistent. We have always used the military green metal .50 cal ammo cans and kept them within a gun safe. My oldest CAS ammo is probably 3 years old.

Yes I do use the Magtech 12 gauge brass SG shells. I recommend them highly just do not step on the empties when on the line. E mail me and I will send you my load with 777.......dr3498@hotmail.com

absolutely not.

Please have it in the winter........there is nothing user friendly about May through October in Phoenix. It will soon be only 120 miles away.

I had a 78 Jeep CJ7, I carried spare parts with me. It was horrible on reliability. Bought it new and I utilized all aspects of its warranty.