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Just got offered a Pedersoli .44 Pistol ( Navy Moll model ) for a really good price in near new condition. I've only ever had Muzzle loader rifles before, never a handgun. Any opinions, criticisms,...

Actually got back my P14 Remington from a deceased estate, but like most people on this thread, there are lots I had to let go of due to circumstance. As a 303 British Wildcat collector, the ones...

This one of the better threads I have yet to come across. Even though i started shooting handguns competitively when I was a teenager, all these years later this advice is invaluable. Ingrained bad...

Picked up my last handgun about March this year- it's a Belgian manufactured 455 Webley @1890 vintage. Hard to tell you more detail because the markings are so obscure. While mechanically perfect (...

Australian gun laws are pretty strict these days, and carrying a handgun is basically limited to the Police, some security people, and those shadowy figures employed by the Federal government....

Thanks for all the feedback....I'm still waiting for my bullet mold to arrive ( post has slowed right down ). The factory cast bullets I'm using are 45 cal Australian made "redback", probably more...

Some months back I posted my first thread concerning a .455 revolver of uncertain origin. Thanks to all who gave me some great feedback and info; however it has led to another aspect. This particular...

Might put this out there as a general question about muzzle flip, heavier bullets shooting higher etc. don't know enough about it to really understand one way or the other......

Thanks for the tip; can't seem to find much more than vague references and the odd photo about this piece. It really does appear to be a combination of designs morphed together to make a nice, unique...

Yes they do, for a good price as well. I've been using lee molds for a couple of years and am quite happy with them. I get my lead from a local tyre place that trades wheel weights for beer, as In...

Never actually thought about it in that perspective. I always found heavier bullets with lower charges shot lower than light bullets with higher charges. Bullet drop was more pronounced, where high...

So far, so good....finally got some Starline brass which is much better quality than the unbranded junk i picked up initially. 2-3 grains of trail boss and the 45cal 220 gr lead slugs shoot a little...

She finally arrived late last week from the dealer. It will be a few more weeks before I'm allowed to pick it up, which gives me time to start sorting handloads. It appears to be in very good...

Just to update, the dealer will package it up and send it off in the next few days. I still have to wait at least another 3-4 weeks before I can pick it up though, as being a "prohibited' pistol, it...

I got one as well, but without the volley sights, a 1916 Remington. Most accurate military rifle I've ever owned. Took it hunting last year and bagged a really nice buck; those battle sights work as...

What a coincidence....I bought my one and only AR-15 in 1978 too ( they were banned here years ago), and I still use my first press, an Australian made Simplex, which was made in 1972. Must have used...

The Python was my first revolver, and until I bought my Ruger GP100 last year, the only revolver I had owned. Back in 1977 it was very expensive at $440.00 AUD, at least 3 times as much as it's S&W...

What a thread!....just spent the last hour reading all the opinions and facts and theories about the stopping power of different rounds, although the .32 was the main subject. I don't live in the...

Thanks for that latest bit of info and the link to the photo of the .380. It does look very similar. Now I'm really curious......the price was one of those "too good to be true" sort of things, so...

You could be right about the mislabelling. Every pic I've seen resembles the pistol above, and as stated earlier, the barrel profile is different, and the projection at the front of the frame is not...

Thanks for the welcome and the feedback everyone. Just looking up what molds were available, and Lee are selling single cavity minie ball ones for $41.00AUD, which is really good value. I have 4...

That's the one I'm buying!. All the other pics of Webley-Pryse revolvers that I've seen look slightly different to this ( barrel contour etc), but still in the same category. And yes, I've read...

This is my first post, although I have been reading the really helpful threads for a while. So I'm wondering if anyone out there has any information on this handgun I've just bought. I'm in Tasmania,...