All About Pocket Knives

New_Windsor_NY wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2024 1:33 am Today I received my March 2024, NRA's, American Rifleman magazine.
I love the cover and thought I'd share. I haven't read the article yet.
Click on the picture to ENLARGE.

It'd be hard not to like that cover wouldn't it?

Ray

Paladin wrote: ↑Thu Feb 22, 2024 1:57 am It'd.....

Thank you, Ray.
"I Reckon So"

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 09, 2024 12:12 am Beautiful Ken let us know how she shoots
Gut me a new personal carry today’s Sig P365 I’ve heard great things about this 9 mm
Going to strip her clean and re-oil her tonight than dry fire so’s I get use to the trigger

How come you didn't get the p320?

Maybe down the road Ken My buddys love this P365 so I had to up the capacity and caliber anyway

garddogg56 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 28, 2024 11:13 am Maybe down the road Ken My buddys love this P365 so I had to up the capacity and caliber anyway

I have 2 new hand guns I need to spend some range time with before I start carrying them.

The Sig saw two weeks every night of dry fire and 400 rounds down the tube
The night sites are taking sum time to get use to.I don't like them for day shooting,I should be able to adapt
The mags are hard to load so I gut a Uplula and my thumbs are thanking me.I can use the Uplula for all my semi's.

Those UpLULA loaders are great! I have given them as gifts to several friends. One of those small things that make life easier.

You gut that right Boji

True or false. Some SIG 320 lawsuits going on Alec Baldwin style.

Have about 9 SIG slide guns. No strikers. Not my bag but to each his own. Love my SIGs. All external hammers. Most are SA/DA. Never had a failure to function. Ever.

Jerry

https://www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2024-02-29 ... igger-pull

What do you mean by Baldwin style??
Most of my semi's are Smiths ,I am liking the P365 and I see a P320 in the future once they figure out there problems.

zp4ja wrote: ↑Sat Mar 02, 2024 11:44 pm True or false. Some SIG 320 lawsuits going on Alec Baldwin style.

Have about 9 SIG slide guns. No strikers. Not my bag but to each his own. Love my SIGs. All external hammers. Most are SA/DA. Never had a failure to function. Ever.

Jerry

https://www.nhpr.org/nh-news/2024-02-29 ... igger-pull

Me, too! Bought a P365 striker once but since no hammer, just had to let it go. No failures, ever.

Ray

I was at a show earlier today and a little S&W model 60 called my name from across the aisle. I just couldn't walk away without it.
Some of you who are more familiar with this model, can I use +P ammo in it?

Ray

Paladin wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 2:30 am I was at a show earlier today and a little S&W model 60 called my name from across the aisle. I just couldn't walk away without it.
Some of you who are more familiar with this model, can I use +P ammo in it?

Ray

Ray, I have one but chambered in. 357. I'm not sure. But it is a sweet gun.

[quote=garddogg56 post_id=1124443 time=1709427488 user_id=11752]
What do you mean by Baldwin style??
Most of my semi's are Smiths ,I am liking the P365 and I see a P320 in the future once they figure out there problems.
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As in Alec Baldwin as I stated. Look up the movie "Rust" where he claims he never pulled the trigger on an old cowboy 45 and killed the cinematographer and wounded the assistant producer when a live round was present where it shouldn't be. Claims he did not pull the trigger.
The link has previous and current lawsuits against SIG for accidental discharges on the SIG 320. No offense dogg but if true, accidental discharges is beyond "once they figure out their problems " for me. They are stating holstered gun, no trigger pull and a big unexpected bang and expelled hot lead landing where you don't want it. Also, drop a certain way and bang.
Again, trust my life to SIG. Nine semi autos in six different calibers. All have exposed hammers. No other makers do I own in semi auto. We all do it different. To each his own. Just not a striker fire fan personally. If others love them, I respect that. Just not for me.

A big part of my not liking strikers is I like seeing hammer state. Also, they are DA only. Like my hammered SIGS, where first shot is DA, followed by all SA with decocking lever, if needed.

Nice S&W revolver Ray!

Jerry

I've got a couple striker fired pistols never had a problem with either of them. The oldest one is a 1910 Mauser.

Congrats on the Nice looking S&W Ray.

Thanks guys. I appreciate the kind words. I think it is a neat little carry-type pistol. I'll load it up with some wadcutters for a safer round. I'll likely rotate it with my Sig P938 for daily carry.

Ray

Paladin wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 2:30 am I was at a show earlier today and a little S&W model 60 called my name from across the aisle. I just couldn't walk away without it.
Some of you who are more familiar with this model, can I use +P ammo in it?

Ray

It appears to be one of the newer models with the slightly longer cylinder, stainless? If so +p is fine. What is the dash - number?

Boji wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 4:30 am

Paladin wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 2:30 am I was at a show earlier today and a little S&W model 60 called my name from across the aisle. I just couldn't walk away without it.
Some of you who are more familiar with this model, can I use +P ammo in it?

Ray

It appears to be one of the newer models with the slightly longer cylinder, stainless? If so +p is fine. What is the dash - number?

Boji,
So far as I can tell, there is no dash number. It is only stamped MOD. 60. I tried to find the date of manufacture on line but could not git 'er done. If you have access to a chart, the serial number is R153XXX and I would surely appreciate any info.

Ray

Paladin wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 11:23 am

Boji wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 4:30 am

Paladin wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 2:30 am I was at a show earlier today and a little S&W model 60 called my name from across the aisle. I just couldn't walk away without it.
Some of you who are more familiar with this model, can I use +P ammo in it?

Ray

It appears to be one of the newer models with the slightly longer cylinder, stainless? If so +p is fine. What is the dash - number?

Boji,
So far as I can tell, there is no dash number. It is only stamped MOD. 60. I tried to find the date of manufacture on line but could not git 'er done. If you have access to a chart, the serial number is R153XXX and I would surely appreciate any info.

Ray

OOps. it isn't isn't factory rate for +P ammo but most consider it to be OK, just not 1000's of rounds. Smith & Wesson records serial number by Ship date and the only way to get an exact date is to pay like $100 for a factory letter. But comparing your SN with a few other confirmed numbers would put the Ship Date to be early 1976.

Posting for educational purposes, from the March 2024 American Rifleman, a little history of the Remington Ilion, NY factory, which is being closed this month and moving to Georgia. Hope you can read this, click to enlarge.

Ray, for several weeks I have been looking for a snubbie with hammer for daily carry. You found it. But I am inspired to keep looking.

Qualified annually with +P ammo in my mod 60 for 2 decades. Sucker would get so hot you couldn't touch it but no damage.

RedRaiderRick wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 10:57 pm Qualified annually with +P ammo in my mod 60 for 2 decades. Sucker would get so hot you couldn't touch it but no damage.

Isn't a model 60 a 357 mag?

ken98k wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 11:35 pm

RedRaiderRick wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 10:57 pm Qualified annually with +P ammo in my mod 60 for 2 decades. Sucker would get so hot you couldn't touch it but no damage.

Isn't a model 60 a 357 mag?

Not this one. It is clearly marked as a 38. I suspect there is a 357mag version. This one was made from 1969 to, or thru, 1972 according to a book I found at the show today.

Ray

Paladin wrote: ↑Sun Mar 03, 2024 2:30 am I was at a show earlier today and a little S&W model 60 called my name from across the aisle. I just couldn't walk away without it.
Some of you who are more familiar with this model, can I use +P ammo in it?

Ray

No. S&W does not recommend it. It is not one of the magnum frames.