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Well, it does not say what is the oldest you have. It says what is the oldest you would carry. So presuming 100% functional condition, that would be at least back to 1911. Probably some earlier with a few revolvers. But that's from a trusting it standpoint. From a not too collectible and too...

Just don't accidentally grab up and apply your JB Weld.

Brought this home yesterday evening. According to the Ruger S/N lookup the BH was shipped in 2024. There are 100 of the HSM Bear Loads (2 boxes), 100 of the Hornady Custom (5 boxes), 20 Leverevolution (1 box), 80 of the Barnes XPB bullets (4 boxes), 150 Starline brass in the bags and 50 rounds...

Ordered bullets and cases to load .41 Special ammo. Have to find some good data now. Any leads appreciated.

I always go to tirerack.com and search by size. Then study the ratings on those I like. Then 1.3 miles down the road to Discount Tire and work it out.

Step 1, as mentioned, a very good cleaning and oiling. Hopefully case closed. Step 2, if needed, try a different magazine. If neither 1 nor 2 resolves the issue then step 3, as mentioned, contact SA direct and follow their suggestions. Step 4, report back here to satisfy all the curious folks.

Just ordered a Ruger Super Wrangler https://ruger.com/products/superWran...eets/2032.html and a set of Altamont Santos Rosewood grips https://www.altamontco.com/pistol-grips/ruger/blackhawk Sixth row left grip in the Classic Panel section of photos. $250 OTD for the Ruger and $37 all in...

I don't have pics of mine yet but it's this one.

What ammo are you shooting now? Based on limited knowledge and zero .45ACP experience my best guess would be yes, they will be less recoil. But as to how much less it can't be said. One, not knowing what you are comparing to or what specific gun you are shooting. And two, not knowing your base...

Three. Accidentally. Yeah. Accidentally.

Very nice looking. I don't think it's going to fit in your case though. :)

I have a .38 Super P220 just like that one. Great pistol.

One of the great rounds that never got the appreciation it should. A significant upgrade to a 1911, or any firearm.

And not this thread. But look at those numbers in post 11! Ewww-weee that .327 does some stompin'.

Could be. And that's a shame. Luckily some of us are too intelligent to be caught up in that group and will be prepared to take care of ourselves and our supply of .32x ammo.

It is exactly that. Great round. It and .32 H&R Magnum are excellent all around choices. Buffalo Bore makes some excellent rounds for both. Factory Federal 104gr. HST is impressive! In a 3" barrel they got 1405fps which calculates out to 455# of energy. Yeah, .357 can best it a bit, but this...

Always 2 back when I owned a 1911. Now I carry a revolver with 2 speed loaders and 2 speed strips.

Yep, that's the one. Wish I had 100 magazines just so I could use it that much more.

That's true but they don't slip or get enough off center to effect loading. Now and then the Maglula gave problems. Never with the Speed Beez. The one for my 10/22 is my favorite. But the Tippmann loader for their rifle is still the champion for cool and fun to use.

Speed Beez. I was team Maglula until I tried their products. Wow, great stuff!