I bought my Model 64 used about three weeks ago. I ordered the necessary ammo from the internet as its so much cheaper than local sales. Once I shoot what I have, I'll reload the next batch.
Back to my question. I thought the wood grips were too large and was going to replace them with rubber, but found another site on the net last night that showed the proper way to hold a revolver (lots different than using my semi-autos. I tried the new way to grip this morning and it's really comfortable and accurate!
Whoops, back to the original subject. I looked a a Rossi blued .357 yesterday at Academy Sports and thought it looked familiar (didn't known Taurus owned them). One thing I liked better on the Rossi was the front sight with the light bar to gather light. Is there a way to put one of these sights on a Model 65? It would be an ideal revolver then! Thanks.
Dave :-\
Back to my question. I thought the wood grips were too large and was going to replace them with rubber, but found another site on the net last night that showed the proper way to hold a revolver (lots different than using my semi-autos. I tried the new way to grip this morning and it's really comfortable and accurate!
Whoops, back to the original subject. I looked a a Rossi blued .357 yesterday at Academy Sports and thought it looked familiar (didn't known Taurus owned them). One thing I liked better on the Rossi was the front sight with the light bar to gather light. Is there a way to put one of these sights on a Model 65? It would be an ideal revolver then! Thanks.
Dave :-\