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Looks good! I really would like to get an agent some day. If it were me I think I would change back to the skinny Colt style furniture because I like the looks of them. The Jim Badger's really help control +P recoil. +P and agents should be a rare combo. OP Nice job! Agents look best when dressed for business
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Looks good! I really would like to get an agent some day. If it were me I think I would change back to the skinny Colt style furniture because I like the looks of them. The Jim Badger's really help control +P recoil. You're firing +P out of a pre + rated Al Colt? Good luck with that
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Looks good! I really would like to get an agent some day. If it were me I think I would change back to the skinny Colt style furniture because I like the looks of them. The Jim Badger's really help control +P recoil. You're firing +P out of a pre + rated Al Colt? Good luck with that ![]() How many am I firing? |
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36 were enough to torque a steel, +P-rated DS of mine. Typical results? Not likely, but it's enough for me ensure they'd never leave the barrel unless the target's made of meat and trying to kill me. Dang, man, that ain't right. I've shot several hundred +P Gold Dots thru the trusty DS with no problems.
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36 were enough to torque a steel, +P-rated DS of mine. Typical results? Not likely, but it's enough for me ensure they'd never leave the barrel unless the target's made of meat and trying to kill me. Dang, man, that ain't right. I've shot several hundred +P Gold Dots thru the trusty DS with no problems. ![]() Yeah, results may not be typical but they set up some hard & fast rules about what I do with D frame revolvers. That aside, you've made yourself up a very nice wheelgun, there. |




