Preacherman

Promise, no snow? or freezing rain?

For a friend, anybody have a shot maker that they would like to sell? Thanks,

No, pre 1962, early with no "ears" on sights, a serial # lower than 39490. I know, this is a long shot.

not quite a fit, thanks!!

WTB - Ruger 3 screw Blackhawk .357 4-5/8" pre '62 without transfer bar upgrade. Probably a long shot, but ya never know. Thanks, Preacherman

http://rugercyl.com/ruger-cylinders/ and Borchardt Rifle are the same concern, a very long story if you're interested

Don't waste your time there. I tried for almost 2 years to get a pair. When I did they didn't fit/work. They won't fit them. I gave up. Just sayin'.

Up for the new year od reloading! Make me an offer?

Hi, I've been shooting GG for probably 20 years and have both. Really not much difference for most shooters. Jimmy Spurs will talk you out of short strokes all day long. Shorter hammer travel requires heavier hammer springs all things being equal, so more effort to cock. I alternate cocking. If you double cock it may be faster. Sooo..... who knows for sure.

Good to know for me and anyone interested. Thanks for checking!

Thanks Jack as I'm not an expert on the finer points of the conversion possibilities. It will work on an 800 convertible. You could talk with Jane at Ponsness as she knows everything.

Ponsness/Warren 20 gauge complete conversion kit for 800 convertible - $197 delivered, make me an offer.

Claybuster has load data included in the bag of wads. It lists Extra-Lite. I use 3/4 oz and 11g.

I have used most of all the ones mentioned and have settled in with Alliant Extra Lite for our lighter shotgun loads, 3/4 oz and Claybuster wads. You hit 'em, they fall. Good reloadin"!

Yep, easy and you can still use the stock hammer/trigger if you want. A little different, but will work fine. You can use super Blackhawk hammers too.