.500 Linebaugh built on a Ruger Bisley by Alan Harton. throws 468 gr LFN at 1250 fps.
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.475 Linebaugh built on a Ruger Bisley. throws a 420gr LFN at 1350. built by Alan Harton and then rebarreled and CCH'ed by Bobby Tyler Gunworks. View attachment 7510202
Did you get anything of the "Christmas star"?And one more. Actually two, one is off topic -a Christmas Eve present .
Dan Wesson Guardian - 45 ACP. This thing is handheld rifle! The knife is a vintage Spyderco Delica from the early 90's. Served me well but all worn out now. Ammo is Asym 185 grain +P solids.
And the Andromeda Galaxy from my backyard. 2.5 million light years away. So you are seeing what it looked like 2.5 million years ago, give or take 10 years. Shot over 2-nights worth of exposures. There are two other galaxies in the image, the two bright blobs close to Andromeda. The lower one is being sucked in and will disappear If it hasn't already. I posted this at 3840 pixels across so you can magnify it if you really want to see the detail captured. It's worth it.
All the best, and MERRY CHRISTMAS!
Did you get anything of the "Christmas star"?
Why you say that?the stainless barrel is the way to go for sure.
Nice gun, love the Holosun.
Yeah, it ultimately checked more boxes for my needs than the CZ. Size, weight, and decocker. The decocker on the CZ’s is clockwise which is counter intuitive from a handling standpoint. The Beretta is counter-clockwise.
Yeah, it ultimately checked more boxes for my needs than the CZ. Size, weight, and decocker. The decocker on the CZ’s is clockwise which is counter intuitive from a handling standpoint. The Beretta is counter-clockwise.
The Shadow 2 has a better single action, but I preferred the double action and reset on the Wilson. Mine is the standard Wilson, I handled two Wilson Custom Shop 92’s, and the single action on those were comparable to the Shadow 2. May send it to the custom shop down the road.
It certainly is! Shooting 265 grain not +P Grizzly and others @ ~1000FPS it's a pussycat . And they do pack a punch!I'm sure it would be fun to shoot with "normal" .45 Colt loads. With the stout Grizzly loads, it is something for carrying a lot "just in case".
I have one of these thats nickel plated and has some great trigger work on it. So awesome to shoot!1980 year model 586 357 Mag
1973 year model 19-3 357 Mag
MAN that is soooooooo hot. I was looking for one HARD but ended up with the M45A2 instead! It is not even in the same class in my opinion!!!
Altho I can excuse it this time due to the weapons age, sentimental value, and downright gorgeousness(!!!)... any good, high end, beautiful non-.45 ACP 1911 should be chambered in a proper round: the .38 Super/Super Comp, 9x23 Win., .45 Super, or .460 Rowland.This lightweight 9mm Colt Combat Commander originally belonged to my father. He purchased it in the late 60’s and it was one of the guns he used to teach me to shoot. In his retirement, he traded it for a golf cart. After his passing, it was returned to me nonfunctional. Jason Burton of Heirloom Precision restored and modernized it a couple of years ago. It now functions flawlessly and eats whatever I feed it. Thank you Jason for returning a piece of my father too me and, in the process, creating a true “heirloom.”
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I just picked up my Service Grade CMP 1911. Remington Rand slide on a Colt frame. It’s cleaner than I expected it to be.
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