Well, I said I wouldn't buy another one and I haven't but.........

[Corrado]

Wow, that is something else! What kind of optic do you use on it?

Rear notch, front blade and 58 year old eyes.......

[Mark II]

Corrado I thought you were in your 30s , I have had to extend the forsight on my .357 lbr because the rear sight wont go low enough and have to wear glasses now still
trying to get used to them.

Mark

[doakster]

that zombie show is starting next week on tv.............

[Mark II]

yep cant beat a good zombie show

[Corrado]

Corrado I thought you were in your 30s , I have had to extend the forsight on my .357 lbr because the rear sight wont go low enough and have to wear glasses now still
trying to get used to them.

Mark

Used to be in my 30's - 20 years ago...... Yup, I wear the specs too, hate them but I'm too much of a coward to get the laser correction treatment!

[Mark II]

I know what you mean there I am a bit chicken when it comes to that to , its my own fault for watching the operation on TV.

[Taurus_9mm]

I can't be the only person that saw that revolver and thought of this:

Guilty as charged.

[drummin_man627]

I am interested in the requirements in the U.K. I take it that there is a 12 in barrel requirement. What would the total length of the firearm be required to be?
Might Rossi be able to bring in the Ranch Hand? Rossi USA

[MOONDAWG]

Have never cared for long barreled hand guns, too unwieldy

Might as well carry a more accurate 16 barrel carbine.

But each to his own.

[Corrado]

I am interested in the requirements in the U.K. I take it that there is a 12 in barrel requirement. What would the total length of the firearm be required to be?
Might Rossi be able to bring in the Ranch Hand? Rossi USA

The requirement for a 'hand gun' is that it has a minimum barrel lenght of 12" and an over all minimum length of 24".

Hence the 12" barrel and iron work hanging off the backof the grip. However, there are other configurations, IE, 18" barrel with no iron work, as the grip and cylinder make up the other 6 inches. Not a fan of that configuration.

Yes, the ranch hand is legal in the UK, but I can't bring myself to pay £800+ for a chopped up rifle!