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At the Armarillo Gun Show a couple weeks ago, there was a very nice 41 with an extra set of National Grips, red dot and mount and two magazines for $700.

I quoted the wrong rule. Gloves are illegal under this rule on page 11: 5.2 Artificial Support - Artificial support is defined as follows: (a) Any supporting surface, except the ground, not specifically authorized for use in the rules for the position prescribed. (b) Any garment which can be intrepr...

Do a search on www.gunbroker.com. They have several that are going for less than that. The photos there might give you a good comparison with the one you're looking at.

They would be illegal under the following rule: 3.18 General - All devices or equipment which may facilitate shooting and which are not mentioned in these rules, or which are contrary to the spirit of these rules and regulations, are forbidden. The Match Director, Official Referee, Jury Chairman, Su...

The Colt NM .38 uses most of the same internal parts as the .45. Even the barrel bushing is the same. The firing pin will be slightly smaller but you can substitute a 9mm firing pin if your's breaks. The ejector and extractor will be different but Brownells or Clarks Custom Guns should have parts. T...

My experience has been that most brands shoot pretty much in the same place. The "sensitive" part comes in when some brands will not function in one pistol or another. My HS Victor will not feed CCI std velocity stuff, but does great with the Aguila from the CMP. My Marvel will feed just a...

There may be a bit more to this as destinguished revolver matches were held at the nationals this year The Distinguished Revolver match is an NRA event, not CMP. As "Guest" indicates, CMP EIC (Leg) matches are restricted to the 1911 type Service Pistol and the M9/M92 Beretta. There are in...

High Standard still makes the .22 short conversion barrel for the Victor but their current price list does not show how much they're running. I'm sure an older unit in excellent condition would be "money in the bank" if you ever decided to sell it.

I think someone told you wrong. Below is the current rule on .22s. From the way I read it, .22 Shorts are still allowed in Bullseye matches: 3.4 .22 Caliber Pistol or Revolver - Any pistol (single shot or semi-automatic) or revolver using a .22 caliber rimfire, cartridge having an overall length of ...

Where are you located? I can give you the name of the guy who did my last roll trigger job, but he's in the DFW area. He does not have an FFL so it would be difficult to ship him the gun. A FTF drop off would work.
Daryl

I use 4.5 BE for the long line and 4.0 BE for the short line. I have a 14 pound recoil spring installed and it works for both loads.

Daryl
Navy Vet, Distinguished Pistol