To shoot or not to shoot...that is the question!Originally Posted by caramel
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To shoot or not to shoot...that is the question!
CSSA.......CCFR.......NRA........NFA..........EOSC
I dont buy it as a pottery, i will shoot it, that is sure but maybe i will be very carefull at the great nickel finish... JP.To shoot or not to shoot...that is the question!
Mmmm....I still prefer the look of the BoMar type.Those are adjustable for elevation and windage... JP.
You already know what fun 45Colt is to shoot. It would be hard to just look at that one.
Yep since my Toklat 454 Casull is such a pleasure to shoot and i was getting that Long Branch, my Flattop convertible was good to go to a new house...You already know what fun 45Colt is to shoot. It would be hard to just look at that one.
45 LC is an awesome caliber... JP.
I'm hedging on a flat top 45 myself - the .357 version I got from PR is deadly, and very nice in the hand. I was not a huge fan of Blackhawks before that gun, and even had buyers remorse during the pre-order. Glad I gave it a chance!
1st rule....keep all copper solvents away from nickel finish.
Renaissance wax does a nice job on protecting and keeping it shiny.
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CSSA.......CCFR.......NRA........NFA..........EOSC
Thanks for the mantenance tips... JP.
Renaissance wax does a nice job on protecting and keeping it shiny.
OK
Renaissance wax does a nice job on protecting and keeping it shiny.
OKTo keep it shiny and micro scratches awayThanks for the mantenance tips... JP.
"If A is success in life, then A equals x plus y plus z. Work is x; y is play; and z is keeping your mouth shut."
- Albert Einstein, Observer, Jan. 15, 1950
Interesting... Are there chains that sell the wax or do you buy online?
Any good for gloss blue finishes or just natural metal?
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