Guns & Gun Related Stuff

[knifetime]

Where would I find a set of nice handles for my old H&R 732, 32 S&WL.I don't have the tools but it looks like it could be done just like a knife handle but it can't be shipped through the mail.Can you buy them after market or if some one had the same gun and could do the job and send me the handles I sure would pay them for it.PM me with any thought's

[PigSticker]

that is a Brenneke slug. still popular in europe i think.

I kinda figured it was a Brenneke but I bet they ain't been made like this in awhile I figured somebody would know something more

[PigSticker]

Where would I find a set of nice handles for my old H&R 732, 32 S&WL.I don't have the tools but it looks like it could be done just like a knife handle but it can't be shipped through the mail.Can you buy them after market or if some one had the same gun and could do the job and send me the handles I sure would pay them for it.PM me with any thought's

I've got one of those a friend give me a few years ago do a google search and you'll find a set I had the site saved on a computer I had a couple years ago the guy made all kinds of different grips I was really surprised to see a set--think I found the site looking for rounds for it

[rangerbluedog]

Where would I find a set of nice handles for my old H&R 732, 32 S&WL.I don't have the tools but it looks like it could be done just like a knife handle but it can't be shipped through the mail.Can you buy them after market or if some one had the same gun and could do the job and send me the handles I sure would pay them for it.PM me with any thought's

You looking for a custom set, knife time?
I have a used original set if that's what you're looking for.

[knifetime]

The one's I have are a bit wore and marked up. I was hoping to git a set like pigsticker was talking about.
Ranger are yours for the small rounded handle.

[PigSticker]

Knifetime I spent some time looking for that site last night and couldn't find it but I know it's out there the guy made grips for all kinds revolvers gonna try some different searchs today and get back to ya

[knifetime]

Hey thanks again,I took your advice and found the sight that the same plastic handles that the gun came with.
I just typed in "gun grip" and a few had the one's for my old H&R.I'm starting to think I should just buy a new EDC.
Yep it is time to upgrade,I'll let you know what I git.Thanks for your responses.

[tjmurphy]

[quote="tjmurphy"]Anybody have any experience and comments on this red/green dot rifle sight. Mag is 1X

No one has any experience or comments, pro or con, on this type of rifle sight??

[Colonel26]

TJ, I haven't used one personally, but I'm looking awful hard at them for my Marlin lever actions. The guys I've talked to who use them say they're great. Of course they won't work for long range precision work, but depending on your dot size, etc... they make for fast target acquisitions, full field of view at all times, you can keep both eyes open, accurate sights out to 100, maybe more.

Think of them like the old peep sight only better. Of course those same guys remind me that you get what ya pay for too. Do don't get the bargain basement el cheapo model.

[tjmurphy]

Thanks Colonel. As far as the cheapo models, I know what you're saying and you're right, you get what you pay for. Will probably do a little more shopping for one of these. I think the one in the pic is $30-$40.

[Colonel26]

TJ, I've heard good things about some of the Bushnell models. Might be a good place to start.

What are you putting it on?

[tjmurphy]

Well, Bushnell is certainly a name to consider, been doing gun optics for a long time. Going to put it on a Ruger Mini-14. Very nice little gun, but after the first round the sights loosen up. Guess I could use some Lock-Tite but really don't want to go that way.

[Unk]

TJ, I stuck a similar one on my AK (SAR-1) just for fun. It's good for plinking / shooting tin cans. I think I only paid around $30 for mine. I got it adjusted at the gun range, then shot about 100 rounds through it when I went hog hunting - just plinking (I don't hunt with the AK). Mine is semi-accurate (well, at least as accurate as the AK, which is not very) but it is fun to use. So it just depends on what you are going to use it for. I have Leupold and Bushnell scopes on the rifles I hunt with.

Here's a link to some pics of mine earlier in this thread.....

http://www.allaboutpocketknives.com/kni ... 1+#p271377

[tjmurphy]

Thanks Unk. I am not a hunter so mine would be used for "plinking" if more ammo ever becomes available.

[johnny twoshoes]

Here is a sweet piece that I inherited.
It accompanies me on a walk around the farm every now and then.

[johnnierotten]

That’s a BEAUTY!!

[wishful]

Those Kimbers are number 1 IMO.

[RobesonsRme.com]

This is not my rifle. It belongs to a friend.

Personally, I have never seen a finer example of one of these little Quackenbush Safety Rifles.

I don't think I've ever seen one with a wooden stock. All I've seen had an open heavy wire stock.

Left click to expand the photos.

Charlie Noyes

[FRJ]

Charlie,
that's a fine specimen right there.

[johnnierotten]

WOW!! ....

[Cutty]

now we know the problem

[RobesonsRme.com]

I added a photogravure of a small boy with his Quackenbush Safety Rifle and what looks like a very nice boys jack knife on a chain.

See above.

Charlie Noyes

[rangerbluedog]

Now he's just a little dandy in those high top spats.

[tjmurphy]

Love that little rifle Charlie Any idea on time frame??

[zp4ja]

That is real pretty Charlie! Thanks for sharing. Cool photo of the young man holding one. Those were the days. Now if a kid brought that photo to school, he would be detained and suspended for making terrorist threats or making the other students feel UNCOMFORTABLE in some liberal states. Really sad.
I am so happy to see all the posts on this thread with members taking their kids, grandkids, etc into the outdoors and teaching them such hobbys and skills as hunting, fishing, shooting, camp skills, etc. EDIT: see the Outdoorsman thread for what I am referring to in this last sentence and the following paragraph. I got distracted. Sorry, ranted on the wrong thread but my first statements still stand for this thread. Following statements don't hurt this thread either even though out of the blue. Not sure if having the high score on a video game as most kids do these days will be helpful if push comes to shove and you need to survive. Not to mention the exercise and being outdoors with the family.
My son is a major outdoorsman, as am I. We could survive on the land if need be, not to sound all doomsday or anything. My grandson, at 4 years old (he is four and a half now and I have never once seen this kid cry), went on his first hunt with his Dad for antelope in October. My son bagged one and he watched it being gutted and dressed out. Lots of antelope was on the menu after that so he knows the reward of the hunt. Already have a beautiful knife set for him when he is old enough. Can't wait until he is old enough and the time is right so I can hunt with my son and grandson. Even if we come home empty handed, the time shared and lessons learned (even for me) will be priceless.
Regards, Jerry