Good morning all! Here my the latet video in this series. In this one, the big Model 28 is taking on a very challenging course from the Sooner State. Be sure to let me know what you think!
Howard
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Good morning all! Here my the latet video in this series. In this one, the big Model 28 is taking on a very challenging course from the Sooner State. Be sure to let me know what you think!
Howard
Good job. Thanks for posting.
That one shot you pulled would have been a pretty bad ouchie on a live target, so I think you should get partial credit for it.
Ha, ha! As I told someone else, there's no extra credit for a lucky shot (unless your in a gunfight!).Originally Posted by Buzz Krumhunger
Good job. Thanks for posting.
That one shot you pulled would have been a pretty bad ouchie on a live target, so I think you should get partial credit for it.
Howard
HR -
Howdy!
Love those M-28s..... and -27s ( esp 5” ) !
And also, my custom 4” M-520 heavy barrel !
Great job on the course !
What was the “load” ?
I shoot only .357Mag-level loads in my .357Mag revolvers, and not .38s.
My favorite load is 158-172gr Lyman SWC over 14.5gr WW296; and SP Mag primer.
With regards,
357Mag
Great to see you giving the big smith a workout! Thanks.
Here is an interesting piece of OHP hardware a 160 hp 9 second 1/4 mile 180 mph top speed
Front and rear radar OHP bike 1 of 2
Once again great job, and you have again proven the revolver is still a valid duty weapon.
You can miss fast & you can miss a lot, but only hits count.
158 grain LSWC's over a "healthy" charge of 2400. They zoom along at about 1400 fps out of the M28.
Howard
Now that's a cool one! I was just commenting to my wife a couple of days ago that we almost never see motor officers anymore. I'm glad there are still a few around!Great to see you giving the big smith a workout! Thanks.
Here is an interesting piece of OHP hardware a 160 hp 9 second 1/4 mile 180 mph top speed
Front and rear radar OHP bike 1 of 2
Howard
Howard, the day I turned 21 waaay back during the waning months of the Nixon Administration, I bought a Model 28 4-inch. This is a big revolver, and you handled that six-inch Smith very gracefully with full-house loads.
HR, thanks for the video, great job, and I always enjoy your work.
Maker of Silver Boolits for Werewolf hunting
HR -
Thanx for the info!
With regards,
357Mag
I'm a big fan of the Model 28. Owned 3 of them back in the 1970s. This wabbit thought he was safely distant so he stopped, turned around and flipped me off. I handloaded mostly 358156 and 35893 and 357446. Tried some Markell 200gr round nose, too.
I'm a big fan of the Model 28. Owned 3 of them back in the 1970s. This wabbit thought he was safely distant so he stopped, turned around and flipped me off. I handloaded mostly 358156 and 35893 and 357446. Tried some Markell 200gr round nose, too.
Nice shot!
Howard
Thank you!
Howard
Good job, Howard, I too have a fondness for the Big Smiths. It was fun to see that one getting a work out.
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Sir well done.Thanks for the video I will be watching for the next round.
I started out with nothing and I still have most of it left.
Paralyzed Veterans of America
Looking for a Hensly &Gibbs #258 any thing from a two cavity to a 10cavity
My all-time favorite handgun, well done indeed!
BF
"The price good men pay for indifference to public affairs is to be ruled by evil men."--Plato
Another excellent video. I love the old Smith's.
If it ain't broke don't fix it! I disagree with what you say, but I will defend your right to say it to the death! When people fear the government it is tyranny, when government fears the people it is Liberty!
They are wonderful revolvers. Big, beefy, and strong! even so, the older ones have a SWEET trigger. I really need to find a Model 27 to keep my 28 company!
Howard
You are most welcome. No need to call me "Sir." Howard will do nicely. Thank you for watching!
Howard
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