i'm not a big fan of N–frame target stocks, so these will be replaced. The gun is in pretty good shape. The timing is a little soft on one chamber, so that will need to be addressed down the road.
Friday, April 14, 2023
Oops, I Did It Again
Another 28-2:
i'm not a big fan of N–frame target stocks, so these will be replaced. The gun is in pretty good shape. The timing is a little soft on one chamber, so that will need to be addressed down the road.
i'm not a big fan of N–frame target stocks, so these will be replaced. The gun is in pretty good shape. The timing is a little soft on one chamber, so that will need to be addressed down the road.
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My first 357 was a model 28 in 6 inch. Looking back, that sucker was huge. I then went to a 19 and loved it. Tried a 4-inch but couldn't shoot it well enough. Then I went back to a 66 in 6 inches and I am done trading around. I understand the 28 isn't that much bigger than a 19, but it sure seems like it.
ReplyDeleteHave fun with your new bangitty toy.
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