Sgt Duncan

Nice !

I agree. What I have found is most of the potential buyers in Calif live in areas where most of the FFLs have the most egregious rules and many FFLs in other parts of the country simply refuse to have anything to do with them. I count myself lucky to have an FFL up here in the far northern part of the state who is easy to work with and has handled transactions for me from all over the country, many from private parties who shipped directly to my FFL, all without hassle. Still, I’ve given up even considering buying anything from anyone who starts out with “no sales to…”. It is a sad state of affairs but a sign of the times we live in.

I’ll second that about Gene Brown @ Old Pueblo. Back in the mid nineties he built me a rig with a cross draw holster and matching knife sheath. Later he built me two more holsters for different guns but matching the original rig. Collected more of his work since then and would have bought these here as well if I’d seen them before Bad Bascomb !

It’s always good to buy from pards here on the wire when possible. But sometimes it’s necessary to go outside. I posted here I was looking for a set of Bond barrels in .327 Federal as I couldn’t get them from Bond directly. The only response I got here on the wire was other pards saying they too wanted that caliber. I found the Bond barrels I was looking for on ebay. Just checked and saw listings for the .38/.357 barrels at prices on par with what the going rate at Bond and big outfit retailers are. Good luck in your search

It’s kinda hard to see but the barrel is marked 45 COLT

I would like the 5 boxes of Hornady 85 grain hollow points PM incoming

PM sent on the Redfield

I have changed over to musket nipples on a custom built .54 cal Hawkin rifle and a .54 cal Lyman Plains pistol. Both work perfectly using musket caps

Big Lube, Inc. is saying on their website that the “Tower of Power” loader is in stock. A little more $ than others but good quality

Yes, that’s one of the great things about that caliber. I reload and have lots of brass in .32 S&W, .32 S&W Long & .32 H&R as well as revolvers in each of those. The primary reason for the H&R chambering was to reduce “bullet jump” in the longer chamber but since it is not really a target gun that falls almost into the “being too particular” category. Besides, now I have an excuse to step up to the .327 Fed !

That would be a nice one to have. Rare because of the man who did the conversion and rather unique due to the caliber. Price is right too !

I'll take it

Found a .327 Federal barrel on line for a decent price. Really prefer the .32 H&R but sometimes you just have to make do.

I will take both belt buckles at $15 ea shipped

Wow my memory really is bad ! I retired at the start of 2019 and I thought I got that just BEFORE retirement. I tell you the years seem like months anymore !