u/CodyWilt

Just stretched the legs of my new Lee six pack pro and I gotta say after loading on a turret press for a while it is an absolute game changer

Picked this up the other day and I fully polished it up with some flitz and man it is just a thing of beauty needs wood grips BAD

Hello y’all I’m always seeing everybody have these awesome finds and scores and I think I have finally found my Magnum opus a local gun store near me has a website and last night. I was looking on their website and I saw this a Colt python which is allegedly from 1967 I have not looked it up yet for only 985 and my dick almost fell out of my ass swung by this morning picked it up. The action is amazing. The gun is beautiful. For 1053$ after tax

My smith 27-2 my newly acquired 57 no dash and my pre model 27 all taking a little photo shoot after looking at the first photo something weird about all three of the guns is that the Smith logo is in a different spot on each side plate

Just snagged this model 57 no dash from a local pawnshop. I work right by the pawn shop and noticed it about a year and a half ago and I went in there recently made a comment about it. And the guy said I could have it for 800 bucks SOLD thing is absolutely beautiful now I just need to start reloading 41 magnum 😂

These Berrys bullet boxes are great for storing stuff in especially 380 they can fit about 300 bullets

Had some of the Pachmayer grips on it, but this gun was screaming for wood looks fantastic in my humble opinion

Colt trooper mark 3 and a smith 66-2 absolute sweet shooters and some of my favorite wheel guns was out, shooting them recently and had to clean them had a good opportunity to snap a photo the colt trooper needs wood grips desperately

Hello yall was wondering if this was an excessive amount of end shake on this cylinder i noticed today as i was cleaning it if you push the cylinder forward it will smack against the forcing cone while your closing it and uhhhhh that dont seem quite right

Was cleaning my 66–2 today and I noticed this weird mark on the top of the frame right by the barrel and I’m not quite too sure what it is It’s not crazy deep however it is visibly indented into the frame.

I unfortunately am loading on a Lee pro 1000 3 station I am crimping as I’m seating which I’m going to wager that is probably my issue however I thought I would insult you guys as to what my issue might be. I have tried to dial the crimp back, but unfortunately with the load I am loading it needs a heavy crimp and I might have met my limitations with my setup

Model 66 has been on my radar for a while now and my local gun shop just acquired an estate of 34 guns and this 66-2 was one of them all original paperwork and box the bore is shiny the gun is in good shape just needs a nice polish