I wouldn’t give my left nut for that gun, but I’d come damn close.
There’s nothing like the feel of the double action trigger stroke on a well tuned Smith Revolver.
My main squeeze is a model 67, turned into a PPC racegun by one of Australia’s greatest gunsmiths, a bloke named Ray Pulver. His guns are said to be “Pulverised”. 🙂
I’ve put something like 70000 rounds through it since he built it for me back around 2010, and it’s still as solid as a rock.
Fun fact, Ray bought the machinery used to make the WW2 Australian Owen SMG, and uses the kit to make his beautiful custom pistol barrels.
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Some revolver love! Hooray! 🙂
I wouldn’t give my left nut for that gun, but I’d come damn close.
There’s nothing like the feel of the double action trigger stroke on a well tuned Smith Revolver.
My main squeeze is a model 67, turned into a PPC racegun by one of Australia’s greatest gunsmiths, a bloke named Ray Pulver. His guns are said to be “Pulverised”. 🙂
I’ve put something like 70000 rounds through it since he built it for me back around 2010, and it’s still as solid as a rock.
Fun fact, Ray bought the machinery used to make the WW2 Australian Owen SMG, and uses the kit to make his beautiful custom pistol barrels.
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Makes me think of that Tarantino flick True Romance with Christian Slater.
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