Snuffy

They are alot heavier than the 45's the book says only 4 oz more in weight but feel's like more much more. So this week they get a wolfe spring kit and we are off to the range to get some tirger time. In may they go to the customer smith, and will be Rugers no more.

Bountyhunter

Now these are the Bisley Vaqueros you're talking about?

Snuffy

yep.

Bountyhunter

My local has 2. I might have to man handle one next time I'm in.

JOHNNY WACKO

Lets all chip in and get him a camera..Snuffy it won't bite ya.You can figure it out..Your killing us wanting to see your stash. :P

Snuffy

Well if this don't beat all I stayed up most of the nite watching any western I could find I have killed more than Hollwood has since they started making movie. these damn guns are ruining my rep here folks they won't break this is not fare treatment of me. But I have some time off coming up I am sure they can't hold out for ever.
Taking picture well lets see that takes away from shootin and loading and of course breaking Rugers. I just don't see how I could fit picture takin in the program.
Shawn on my right hand I have a messed up ring finger from a roping accident so I need the large grip frame to be able to shoot with my right hand. I love the Ruger Bisley grip frames as they really feel good in my hands and I can shooting better than the standard grips. I don't care for the plastic grips too smooth and the guns slip in my hands. Wood grips for me with checking is the way to go makes all the differance in the world.

sheepdog

Herrett's used to make SA grips with a coarse checkering...don't know if they still do...

Snuffy

Thanks sheepdog.

Snuffy

Well they haven't broke yet but I am not giving up!

Bountyhunter

Snuffy, Snuffy, he's our man
If he can't break them
No one can!

44s Rock

sheepdog

...you think the cheer's funny...you oughta see his uniform...

Bountyhunter

What uniform?

Snuffy

Unlike a Marine that needs a hammed to break a a safe I can do it with a feather I'll have you know. No matter who makes the weapon, let me test it and if it pass's me it will pass anything. All weapons need to work first time everytime. Lets face it folks some of us depend on weapons every day of our lives to keep us safe and secure. Thanks Shawn lol sheepdog you got to stop smelling sock man its going to rot y7our brain, well maybe not now that I think of it lol.

sheepdog

...your cheerleader uniform...

...Snuffer, get some Gun Butter and lube the inside wearpoints of those new revolvers...then do the dry firing...you'll see a good difference...

Bountyhunter

I don't cheer in no uniform. It's my birthday suit or nothing!

sheepdog

...now that's depressing...even the fig trees have leaves...

sheepdog

...Snuffer...I've got some small experience through working a pawnshop with jewelers' rouge...it's a polishing paste that takes the patina off metal...I wonder if there's enough abrasive in it to wear in your revolvers without excessive wear...seems you could use it then clean it off later...a mildly abrasive paste would seem to save you a few thousand dry-firing cycles....

Snuffy

Now I know why the ladies were laughing so hard lol.
sheepdog, dry firing helps with your timing and tirger control, its a very use full workout. My shooting partener has said he took lessons from Chip Mc Cormick. I have no idea if he has or hasn't. Been known to spin the yawn a bit. But according to him Chic says 50 % live fire and 50 % dry fire. But working on your timing is everything from the start of the draw to the last round it all counts. I have gun butter inthem now pal, thanks for the help.