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  1. 120 grit aluminum oxide local source

    Fastenal is supposed to have blasting media...if there is one close to you. At least so they say...

  2. Smith 19 hanging in double action

    Glad you still seem to think that "fight" was completely instigated by me...but I will gladly stay out of any and all of "your" threads on this public forum. Congrats to Okuma Steve on his acquisition of a new partner in the ownership of this site. Jr. OUT...

  3. Smith 19 hanging in double action

    I thought about mentioning that...it's fully possible that he never fired it. I have about 1/2 a dozen Smiths that I have never shot...and an equal number that I shoot constantly. I see no reason that the previous owner should make it right unless he offered a warranty on it (which I highly...

  4. Stainless tarnishing

    I've seen stainless Smiths that actually pit behind the grips. I have one that is in that condition - but hey, it was a security guard gun for a while at some point in its life, and it's not like most of them take care of their guns. But yeah...stainless isn't sweat-proof, just a lot more...

  5. Thumbpiece, Stainless K frame, HELP!

    I'd probably call S&W and see if they have them...it's a long shot, but possible.

  6. Gifting a 80% lower

    Do you have a manufacturer's license, or were you just the means of assembly? If the stripped lower was manufactured by someone else, and it was purchased with a Form 4473...then it was a 'gun' at that point since only the lower bears the serial number. At least that's the way I look at it...

  7. Gifting a 80% lower

    Not a lawyer by any means, but when I purchased a gun for my father as a gift...I was told by the people in charge at the LGS that it was legal for me to buy it and give it as a gift to a family member. Not sure if that is correct...but that's what I was told.

  8. smith & wesson 28-2 highway patrolman

    That's only because they have the Magna style grips on them since they're working guns. N-frame target grips are HUGE...I have small hands and can't properly grip them.

  9. smith & wesson 28-2 highway patrolman

    May I suggest the Hogue Monogrips for it...that's what I have on mine since it is my primary range gun (along side my trusty old Model 64 that is also finish-challenged).

  10. smith & wesson 28-2 highway patrolman

    Nice...I have a 4" Model 28...but mine is finish-challenged so I haven't bothered to photograph it. Regardless, there is no finer workhorse .357 than the old M28's. Mine has eaten max-pressure .357 rounds like they were nothing out of the ordinary and came back for more...

  11. smith & wesson 28-2 highway patrolman

    Glad we could help! And once again, I agree with JWC: This thread needs PICS!!! :laugh:

  12. smith & wesson 28-2 highway patrolman

  13. I need a reaming please!

    Still LMAO when I see that...

  14. I need a reaming please!

    Steve...give up the source of that shower curtain. My daughter wants one...:rolleyes:

  15. Good Gunsmith

    Brian Ott is a nice guy, and seems to be a more than competent gunsmith. The guy at AO is full of himself, but he does have skills. Either of them should be able to handle most anything short of a full-on custom build.
  16.

    Help! This C.O.P. puked it guts out!!!!

    Me likey...I want one, but it's not high on my priority list. Maybe someday... Congrats on getting yours running, RamRod!

  17. Model 13-1 4" K frame S&W project

    I won't spill the beans. I'd rather have an 'antiquated' weapon that I know where the bullet will go (within an inch or so) than have 'spray & pray' round capacity.

  18. Model 13-1 4" K frame S&W project

    Nice job, man. I, too, am a fan of the the Bantam grips. I have them on my two primary carry guns...and truthfully nothing else is as comfortable in my hand. JWC is a wood guy...and I know why. Wood is pretty on Smiths. But a good set of 'tires' makes shooting them a whole lot more comfy...

  19. Model 13-1 4" K frame S&W project

    Watching...gotta see the end product.

  20. Rifle Stock Treatment

    Tung oil & linseed oil are great. Liberon Finishing Oil is even better IMO. It's not cheap...but it's tougher than regular oil finishes since it is basically a 'danish oil', meaning it has varnish mixed in. Definitely will keep moisture out...and easy to fix if you manage to scratch it.
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