Recent content by FergusonTO35

Hmm, that pistol has a very HS Produkt/Springfield XD look to it.

I treated Old Faithful 637 to some new grips from Premium Gun Grips. These are best grips I've ever tried and they don't cost too much, about 30.00. I'm gonna get them for all my snubbies. https://premiumgrips.com/

I'm not against homeowner saws and own several of them, but I don't think any of the larger ones are worthwhile unless you get them dirt cheap. If you are doing the sort of cutting that demands a saw over 45cc or so, then do yourself a favor and go ahead and get a pro style saw. The price...

Ugh, I keep trying to stop spending time and money on gun related things and yet they keep finding me. Anybody have experience with Combat Armory Glock clone frames and/or complete guns? They make what looks to be a really nice Glock 19 gen. 2.5 clone, as in railed dustcover but no stupid finger...

Got my cart cleaned up and organized for spring car repairs.

I like the No Spill brand cans for 2 stroke fuel because they seal tight to keep out moisture and the spout works really well for filling small tanks.

Well fudge, the new 637 is accurate and functions well, but is shooting to the left noticeably. I figured this was just a matter of me getting used to a new gun and maybe changing grips, but turns out that the barrel is canted to the right, which will move the POI left. This revolver is so new...

The cats and dogs were already there when we got married so my wife knew what she was getting into!

I was able to give the new 637 a quick test drive before work today at 10 yards with 3.2 grains Titegroup under 148 grain Lyman wadcutters. I'm happy to report that she is shooting great! As long as that continues I'll be very happy, it certainly has been the case for my older 637.

So, I did some trading and ended up with a practically new with box and papers S&W 637-2 .38 Special and some reloading stuff. This revolver is as close to new as possible, zero cylinder turn line, no holster wear, no perceptible end shake, etc. I’m really stoked about it because I have another...

One of my college friends was like that. Had a huge arsenal and tons of reloading stuff but it was a cold day in hades when he actually went shooting.

I worked at RK for five years. Good company overall, but they do some things bass-ackwards and refuse to change even though they lose a lot of sales from it.

The Browning Hi-Power is my favorite handgun of all time and I have one of the last ones produced by FN. I really like the traditional style Hi Powers offered by Inglis, I wonder if they are Browning parts compatible?

For 200.00, yes!! You could easily sell it for twice that much if you don't like it.

I have the Kimber Micro .380 which is the exact same thing. Good little gun and surprisingly accurate, but don't feed it any hot loads. Stick with regular FMJ or equivalent and you'll be good. Also, keep the underside of the extractor clean. It is fixed, so any dirt can cause a jam or fail to...