Show us your Revolvers!
- Thread starter GunGuy34
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bkelly4790
Regular
No-lock 6 inch 686P .357 Mag
And
No-lock 1.875" 642 .38 Special +P
Both have VZ tactical diamonds in Black Cherry.
Since March 2015 that I started to look for rings and a pistol scope for one of my Dan Wesson revolvers. I managed to trade some rings for a 2" shroud with a fellow DW shooter in the States, bought a pistol scope off eBay that was DOA but I managed to get warrantied from Swift. That process took about 4 months total as I have to use a legal importer for scopes out of the USA even though it was a warranty item as the ITAR laws are convoluted to say the least.
Anyways, I just mounted up the scope complete with the sun shade - that required me to take off the front sight blade.
I'm not sure what the brand of the rings are, the scope is a Swift SRP6266M 2-6 x32mm that cost me $10 to replace and has a lifetime warranty. Swift Premier Pistol Scopes
Looking forward to sighting it in.
Anyways, I just mounted up the scope complete with the sun shade - that required me to take off the front sight blade.
I'm not sure what the brand of the rings are, the scope is a Swift SRP6266M 2-6 x32mm that cost me $10 to replace and has a lifetime warranty. Swift Premier Pistol Scopes
Looking forward to sighting it in.
big brother and little brother, nice.
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- Aaaaaadmontin AB
It needs a spring kit and possibly some trigger work by a smith - and then it will shoot head to head with the best of them (at least for precision target work with any other gun in this class). The run-n-gun guys are pleased as punch with 'em right out of the box because they need speed and ergonomics more than precision accuracy. Mine wants to shoot like a target gun and will if I do my part - but I find you really have to slog your way through that trigger to make it sing. As soon as our suppliers bring in some Wolff sping sets - I will be on that like ugly on an ape! She shoots both LC/ACP with aplomb.
Of course, the S&W guys will take me into the boards on this and they have (pardon the pun) - ammo for their argument.
Those old Colt .22s are a delight to shoot, I agree. Here is my Official Police .22, from 1954 as well (pretty sure, I'm too lazy to find my book and check, but it is early 50s)....
Those old Colt .22s are a delight to shoot, I agree. Here is my Official Police .22, from 1954 as well (pretty sure, I'm too lazy to find my book and check, but it is early 50s)....
Very nice, you sure don't see a lot of em around.
No, you sure don't. I think most shooters don't grasp the quality and finish that was just 'run of the mill' back in the day. I sure like mine....and your's too!
Turkinator
CGN frequent flyer
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- Onterrible
629 .44 Mag
686 .357 Mag
617 .22 LR
