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WIN71 · November 18, 2012, 09:29 PM

The first one I got hold of was as a teenager around 1957. Lots and lots of rabbits met their maker on account of it. I bought a second one around 1999 as a spare. Any rabbit within 100 feet is still dead meat. 158gr. mid range wad cutters and 158 gr. lead round nose was usually the ammo used in those old days. I hand load mid power 158 gr. semi wad cutters now. I still have 10 or so boxes of Winchester wad cutters in reserve.
It grew on me and I have never found any handgun I could shoot better, including a Python.

November 18, 2012, 09:29 PM	#46
WIN71 Senior Member Join Date: March 28, 2005 Posts: 729	Off. Mod. Target, .38 special, 71/2" barrel The first one I got hold of was as a teenager around 1957. Lots and lots of rabbits met their maker on account of it. I bought a second one around 1999 as a spare. Any rabbit within 100 feet is still dead meat. 158gr. mid range wad cutters and 158 gr. lead round nose was usually the ammo used in those old days. I hand load mid power 158 gr. semi wad cutters now. I still have 10 or so boxes of Winchester wad cutters in reserve. It grew on me and I have never found any handgun I could shoot better, including a Python. __________________ Air goes in and out. Blood goes 'round and 'round. Any variation on this is a very bad thing. 개인 정보를 보호하십시요