Recent content by S&W Fan

I get all warm and fuzzy watching the diseased left melt down. They always cry foul when the shoe is on the other foot.

Birds of a feather and all that .

This is the camo pattern that I bought from Cabela’s years ago and still use. It’s a wider open pattern that does an excellent job of breaking up my body outline when in the bush. It’s called Outfitters camo pattern.

Sheepsfoot is one of my favorite blade shapes.

That raindrop Damascus pattern is stunning.

8’ tall ??

True, All of my S&W magnums except for one have the full under lug. It does help to tame the full power magnum loads. I have a 6” full under lug model 586 in .357 and it tames it to the point that it feels like hot .38’s.

What’s actually extremely troubling is the level of infiltration of the socialist commie mindset in our own government.

The Stealth Hunter is an excellent choice by the way. I don’t have one, but I have shot one a couple of times and they are a blast to shoot !

Haha, I’ve never to date experienced anything unenjoyable about shooting the .44 magnum.

My firearm slush fund has been a bit depleted as of late but I’m slowly building it back up. Once I get to where I want it I’ll be shopping for a new ( to me) revolver myself. I’ve already got my heart and sights set on the S&W model 625 with 3” barrel. It’s a bit of a rare monster to find but ...

There were further ( minor ) improvements made to the -3 & -4 iterations. After the -4 S&W discontinued the forged and hand fitted triggers and hammers in favor of the newer production MIM parts. I own both types and personally don’t have an issue with the MIM parts but some folks absolutely...

I personally would shop the secondary market for an excellent condition 629 starting with the -2 iteration up to the -4 . Starting in 1989 S&W made some endurance changes to their iconic model 629. They changed and beefed up the yoke and cylinder locking mechanisms making them much stronger for...

This NEEDS to be plastered all over the socialist media sites

Good idea. I’ve been using cattle panel fencing as a trellis for years now. We don’t grow Any vining plants on the ground. All of our squash,( 3 types ) cucumbers, raspberries and small musk melons are grown on a cattle panel trellis.