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PM sent. And I can spell Oklahoma City... most days.

My first thought when you said "mouse gun." Now banned for so many reasons that make no sense.

Might as well round butt it and add some finger groove combats. That would be a kick-@$$ snubby!

Wonderful little rifles. Wish I was closer to Tulsa.

As stated, great for range use, almost a necessity if shooting USPSA or ICORE. But if you are thinking of using it for carry, use a rock instead. A cylinder flopping open because you hit it while yanking your gun out of a holster under stress in competition gets you a lower score. On the street...

A Glock is the firearm equivalent of a Handyman. "A Jack of all trades, and master of none." Glocks were designed so that anyone with a pulse can operate them with minimal training and function reliably with acceptable results. Kind of like taking your Camaro to the Daytona 500. It'll run and...

That's not a divot, that is where the rear sight tang broke, the other piece is still held by the screw.

Relative size is tiny, a pencil eraser stood on end could cover it twice. Picture larger than actual size.

Not a Python guy, but I am curious. I'm sure they will ugly it up with that stupid QR code on the right side of the frame ahead of the trigger like they did the stainless ones.

I picked this old service revolver up last weekend to scratch an itch. Now, I'm sure you are wondering why on earth I would want a .455? The answer is because it has been converted to .45 Colt. I have been wanting a Smith model 25 for some time now, but just couldn't justify the price they...

I need a very hard to find rear sight welded back together. Anybody know anyone that does micro-welding?

Great gun for competition, which is what it was designed for, but kind of large for carry. And, God forbid, you actually had to use it and the family found out you used a gun with such a light trigger. Wrongful death suit waiting to happen. Chances are it would happen anyway, but no need to fan...

I just recently put another 50 rounds of CCI through mine, but using Ruger's 15 rd. magazine. Function was greatly improved, but still not reliable enough for anything but range frustration. I put over a hundred rounds of everything else through it with only one malfunction. I just don't...

While I did enjoy it a little, (mostly because the Magnum Research did so well) I would really like to get these out on a 100 yd. bench rest just to see what they are really capable of. This bout just had too much human involved. I found the Ruger more comfortable to shoot due to the stock...

The two contenders.

So I have posted before about my Magnum Research Lite .22 Mag., and anyone who has seen the post knows how much I like it. But I have wondered how it would stand up to the Ruger Precision, I have heard good things about them for some time now. Well, I picked up a slightly used one complete with...

No longer offering today a Colt Single Action Cowboy .45 Colt. I don't shoot it anymore, I've put about a hundred rounds down the tube. Looks and functions just as good as the day it left the factory. Includes everything in the pictures except the countertop, no more, no less. Needs a good home...

I'll take it. PM sent.

Without the front sight, it's a $200 parts gun.

I'm not sure why, if someone is taking the time to post an add, wouldn't you include the pertinent details like asking price, how much it has been used, capacity, barrel length, chokes included, location, sale terms, more and better pictures and so forth. I'm sure interest will be as forthcoming...