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  • B2D
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    I'm interested in the bronze one, I love the steampunky look. Plus my wife only likes 1911s for semi-autos but she likes most revolvers more.

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  • JagerDog
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    I think you'll enjoy it. Not easy to have more fun with something that will last for $200. Get some CB caps for it too. Gonna use blanks for dog training.

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  • Greg B
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    Finally picked mine up yesterday. Hopefully get to the range next week to try it out.

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  • jstert
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    ran 150 rounds through my new ruger wrangler last week. at $179 from smga.com it is a sweet shooter that nicely fills the gap between the ruger single six and heritage roughrider. it could only be improved if it held 8 vice 6 22lr rounds. you really cannot go wrong getting one for $200.


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  • JagerDog
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    Originally posted by SkyHawk
    My LGS has them on the shelf in silver and bronze. But I am waiting for a sale, $249 is a little more than I want go pay for one.
    Got mine recently at Sportsman's for $200.

    I went with black as my eyes liked the black sights better.

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  • SkyHawk
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    My LGS has them on the shelf in silver and bronze. But I am waiting for a sale, $249 is a little more than I want to pay for one.
    Last edited by SkyHawk; 10-11-2019, 6:16 PM.

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  • JagerDog
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    Originally posted by Greg B
    Finally! My Wrangler is in. DROS and BC paperwork tomorrow. Then ANOTHER ten days.
    Enjoy.

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  • Greg B
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    Finally! My Wrangler is in. DROS and BC paperwork tomorrow. Then ANOTHER ten days.

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  • JagerDog
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    Was traveling through the forest the other day. Had the pistol with me, so put about 75 rounds of Winchester Super X through it.

    Not really a platform for an accuracy test, but when I took my time I put all six rounds in about a 2" spread in a water bottle with no real discreet aiming point at 15'ish yards.

    Easily minute of soda can. Most all my pistols have superior sights as I'm more an accuracy type guy (even though I'm only fair), but this thing is Fun.

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  • Lurch762
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    Originally posted by Sequencer60
    What is this "poor man's trigger job" that people talk about?

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    You can skip the pushing on the hammer part by just shooting a bunch of rounds thru the gun. It'll accomplish the same thing. Taking one leg of the spring off the post will cut the trigger pull by about 1/2 but you may feel a bit of increase in creep. Overally, I like it, it's reversible if you're going to use the revolver to teach noobs & it's free.

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  • Bigman54
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    I won't even go into a turners anymore. the one in Redondo Beach is staffed by rudest retail people I've ever run into.

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  • Sequencer60
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    Originally posted by Lurch762
    I bought the used one that amtragi had in the classifieds. Picked it up last Saturday, went to the range & put about 100 rounds thru it. It's a fun little revolver. About the only complaint I would have is the front sight is hard to pick up in indoor ranges. I need new glasses too so that would probably help. Did the poor man's trigger job last night & the trigger feels pretty good. Dropped the trigger pull almost in half, from 6lbs to 3.3lbs.
    What is this "poor man's trigger job" that people talk about?

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  • Lurch762
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    I bought the used one that amtragi had in the classifieds. Picked it up last Saturday, went to the range & put about 100 rounds thru it. It's a fun little revolver. About the only complaint I would have is the front sight is hard to pick up in indoor ranges. I need new glasses too so that would probably help. Did the poor man's trigger job last night & the trigger feels pretty good. Dropped the trigger pull almost in half, from 6lbs to 3.3lbs.

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  • golfish
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    Thanks guys

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