Old school stuff
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Look whose coming out!
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And @Robert said you didnt own a revolver 
I just knew better than that .
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Oh my Belt-Fed , a revolver lover after all.
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lol, even if you did you can’t prove it right now 
I don’t recall, was it a bank heist?
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My daddy shot at me twice with it. he was drunk and i was young and faster. i did hear one bullet whizz by my head before i got around the corner of the house.
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ahh yeah I do recall that story, what part of Arkansas did you grow up in?
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Little rock, in da hood.
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Da hood …lol I grew up in Da Country !!
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Pause this video when it is about 10 seconds left and then start it again. You will see that the bullet goes all the way through exiting every single gel block 
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I actually never seen that story I think it will have to be retold !!
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(Something happened…reposting)
Some of y’all might remember my Smith model 17 that I got off of Gunbroker. Had a cylinder lock up issue. Sent it to Smith and Wesson about 10 weeks ago. Got it back this morning.
They replaced the cylinder and cylinder lock.
Total cost was $168. Seems like they did a good job. Cylinder has minimal play. Much better than before.
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Seems reasonable, congrats on having it back and operational 
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@58Marine are you shooting that beast yet ? Not a safe queen is it ?
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Hahaha…no. I put 50 rounds through it, so far. Ran good. Accuracy wasn’t exceptional but , could have been me. Gonna try again soon. It might like different ammo?
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Ah, very good, yeah its weird how they justlike a certian pill some times
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I took the Smith 17 back to the range. Shot a little better with Remington Thunderbolts.
This is at 25 from a rest. The red bullseye is
4 1/4".
I think the biggest problem is me.
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Meh, I see no problem 
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Thats solid shooting especially with open sights . @58Marine
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