NCShooter

I agree with Dave. Thanks guys. I'll post the "extras" in the classifieds as soon as I figure out exactly what all I have.

I was already planning on putting what I don't use up for sale here But, I was hoping to find the right combo without having to put on several different rear sights. I know somebody here probably knows which rear is most likely to work.

I've located a couple Millet rear sights for S&W revolvers and want to put one on my S&W 4" 610. But, I can't figure out which height rear sight I need. I'm running a SDM 0.125" wide and 0.250" tall front sight. Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks

You are correct. I misread a post above and thought someone else was talking about a Model 52. I still wish I hadn't sold it. In case anybody is wondering, that's not a 1911....it's a S&W Model 52.

Same here. Had 3 mags and the target grips too. REALLY wish I hadn't sold it. I had one of those, it was fun to shoot but I only had one mag and I think it only held like 6 rounds. I still have some of the ammo left I had for it, full wadcutters. I wish I hadn't sold it...

I've installed a few for some different folks, all have had the cut already made. Maybe yours missed a final machining step?

I can't remeber when I got it. Over a year, maybe 2 years?

Bottom view of SVI with magazine inserted: Bottom view of SVI with no magazine: Side view:

Be glad to. Gun is at my office so I'll post one sometime Monday.

I'm sure it fits differently on different guns but I didn't have to dremel the magwell or the magazine basepads (Wilson DE's) with the SVI on my Trojan. The closed in front is one of the things I liked about the SVI.

Did anyone get a prerelease of these? I'd like to see a pic of the bottom opening. I'm currently running SVI's and would like to know how they relate.

I work with a guy named Lynn Gay. Had to be rough for him growing up.

This it? http://www.dillonprecision.com/docs/june_08_p22.pdf

None that I know of. Some S&W Sigmas do. Or SIG. Which Sig does this?

If its Winchester brass cartridge cases and nickel primers its likely Winchester WinClean ammunition. These primers are extremely soft and always flatten. Look in the mouth of the cartridge cases and see if they look really clean. If so, they are Winclean.