underlug
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Finally read the FAQs (3/11)
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"If optics are "permitted" they are de facto mandated." Optics are generally faster for most. It will effectively obsolete non optics just as the 8 shot obsoleted the 6 shot revolver.
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Thanks much. Deeply appreciated
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Proud Luddite. I embrace my Fudd
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Unfortunately I am not. Any other place to get in touch or find out about their matches?
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How does one find out about this match and the organization sponsoring it. Is there a web page?
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Do you know of any serious bowling pin matches in Washington State?
Thank you
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"I want to check this one out (the 22LR version)" I have the three inch 9mm version. Currently playing chicken with the adjustable trigger Good, solid gun
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"Am I crazy , or can dot shooting improve your irons work?" The two are not mutually exclusive
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Simply the best. He (and Phil Rosato) adopted me in 2001, and, eventually, many Washington state shooters who came to the IRC. He was the most fun to shoot with. I hope there will be room on his squad
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Try the Pachmayr Gripper grips. I have average hands with a deep palm and these mitigate recoil for me though many find them aesthetically not pleasing. I have never liked the Hogue mono grips for the reason you state. That said, Hogue as a company is excellent to work with
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Beautiful piece. I have often said that if I were to ever totally master the double action revolver pull it will be because of my 617. If I wear mine out before I do (or die) it would be replaced with one like this
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S&W 617 question about the rebound spring pin?
underlug replied to ysrracer's topic in Revolver Forum
It is a trigger stop. Not needed -
Check the trigger pin in the frame and make sure it is not loose. That is a back to the factory fix
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My story and I am sticking to it is that I once got a beautiful trigger job from Randy Lee. 5 and one half pounds/Federal primers carefully loaded. The problem for me was the weak return. I was informed that that is the price of a super light trigger. That the faster shooters released the trigger rather than riding the return. I could never get the hang of that so the trigger job was lost on me. My problem. The balance between a light pull and the return is a matter for experiment and will be slightly different for every gun. Have fun
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Why would you do something like that to a poor, innocent underlug?