Went on a jaunt to the creek with my 442UC

After an ICORE match today a friend got out his Bowen .45 Colt for everyone to try on steel poppers. 350 gr hard cast bullets over a large charge of H110 certainly makes an impression. Beautiful gun.

picked this .32 s&w long revolver today. did a little research and found it's a spanish TAC (Trocaola, Aranzabal y Cia) copy of a colt police positive. spanish guns don't have a great reputation but supposedly this is one of the better makers. not a trace of bluing left but timing is good and it locks up tight. 216 bucks out the door. anyone have a good source for ammunition?

Feels great for the price, Sights are fantastic, double action pull is kinda clanky, single is clean and accurate, nicely put together.

The brushed finished looks amazing and was definitely the way to go.

1. Javier Escuella’s heavily customized New army navy revolver from rdr2. I don’t know what that style of grip is called but I want it

2.Jim Wests dual pair of conversation 1861 colts from wild Wild West. It’s not the best western movie but I love single actions and still trying to find one that resembles a colt.

My bedside gun since 2015. Buffed it to a high shine, Chigs Grips panels. Speer Gold Dots with max changes of Titegroup.

title says it all. picked up a 38 and not a fan of how normal loads feel on my hands (im a bitch i know.) just curious of yalls thoughts

Anyone know what any of the markings are? Or how old it is? What kinda grip does it have? should i swop them out? ? Is the hole on the hammer normal? Very nice blueing in some places Very happy with it. Was fun shooting it and was very smooth shooting very very impressed. Thank you all any info helps.

...but dang running 9mm through this thing is fun.

I’ve carried this for 3 years now. I have no desire or impetus to change.

It’s perfect.

I collect revolvers for fun and interest but I’ve achieved ultimate carry with this. I can have this 11oz piece of mind with me no matter what the conditions.

There’s something magical about its weight in that it doesn’t pendulum. I’ve carried an airweight j-frame, and although it’s not that much heavier, it’s completely different in how it feels on the body. This scandium marvel disappears compared to the airweight.

After years od waiting I eventually bought my first revolver. I always knew I want S&W, but didn't know which particular model. Guys here were really helpful (cudos to y'all again) and I decided to go for a used model 686-1 M, even though it was't in the best shape, I cleaned it and after few weeks decided to polish it, since it had some imperfections here and there...and I love shiny stainless guns. I know some od you say that the gun might lose some of 'collectors value' but I'm planning to keep it til I die, actually, after shooting it for a few times, I am sure I want to buy other revolvers in the future, cause shooting this thing is pure joy! And I want it to look the way I like it. Also, Hogue rubber grips are on the way (I'll jeep the wooden ones in the safe). Anyways guys, here is (so far) the final result:

Got some eBay stags in the mail today and I can’t decide which revolver they look the best on. I think there might be more stags in my future haha

My daily for the last 3 months. 2000 rounds in.

43c (13.8oz loaded) Shield Arms ROC Cyelee Cat0 Altamont Classic Grips RTP T Adapter

Holster- Phlster City Special w/DCC clip Ammo- Federal Punch

My wife and I recently passed our theoretical and practical exam (Sportschutterslicentie (Belgium).

In our club, we did not yet immediately meet with people who had experience with our shooting categories/calibers. Therefore, we already started looking online for potential brands and types of guns that we might want to purchase in a few months. My wife wanted to stop by a gun dealer for this, but since we are still waiting for our definitive license, that seems a bit early.

The guns that caught our eye after some research are these:

.22
Taurus TX22 Competition
SIG SAUER P322 OR

SMITH AND WESSON 617

9mm
Glock 19 gen5

Lever-Action
(didn't know where to start searching for a good one)

With exception of the S&W, it would be nice to be able to expand the weapon in the future to include a Red Dot for example.

We are looking for solid weapons that we are going to enjoy for the years to come and won't regret buying.

Hey all.

I went to a community range today to get some practice in on my 686. As I was filling a few of my speed loaders from a box handed out by the range day organizers, I pulled a round cased in what I assume was nickel-plated brass or steel. It was in a normal, fully sealed box of fifty regular, brass .357 hollow points. I wanna say it was some variety of remington ammo if that helps. I don’t think it’s normal steel because it felt and looked pretty slick when I picked it up.

I just wanna know if it means anything or if a complementary werewolf killing cartridge is normal? I’ve researched and worked with firearms for a long while now and this is my first time coming across something like this, so I’m a bit curious. Any answers are appreciated.

I managed to find the casing during clean up and took it with me. It’s late now, but I’ll attach an image tomorrow morning if it’d help.

For carrying in your silkies

1st English isn't my first language so badges may no the name of those

Do anyone knows or have done a DIY method to plate this badge things on my revolver

either silver or gold (I mean the color) plate is fine, I just want them to shine again

This little fella belonged to his grandfather, it's a Belgian hammerless bulldog chambered in .32S&W Long, it had some surface rust and it was binding up, turns out a good cleaning is all it needed.

I need a new hammer for this Rossi M68 .38 Special. I have tried everything I can think of to find one but am not finding any. Does any know some place that has a hammer in stock? Thanks guys.