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[daytime dave]

Here is a very handy pair.
The revolver is a Smith and Wesson .357 magnum 686 7 shot from the Performance Center. The grips that came with it are quite beautiful, but totally unusable for my hand. The Pachmyers on it are enhanced by a bit of grip tape. It's cylinder is prepped by the Performance Center to accept full moon clips.
The knife is Buck's model 692 in a model 192 leather sheath. I prefer the leather sheath and the rubber gripped Vanguard knife for general usability. The looks of a wooden handled Vanguard can't be beat, but to keep a good grip, the rubber handle stays in my hand much better.

It was rainy today, so I put this handy pair together for a bit. They often go outside with me, sometimes together.

[Vaquero]

Nice lookin pair there Dave, and quite user friendly.
What's the ammo there?

RP

[daytime dave]

The ammo is Speer 158 grn .38 +P gold dot. I carry it in any .38 or .357 revolver I may have on me. I got several boxes on sale many, many years ago. It's almost gone through practicing. I'll have to find a new load in a couple more years.

[dave77]

How accurate is your S&W? I have a snub nose Charter Arms and at 7 yds I'm lucky to keep my shots on the paper, your's does have better looking grips, mine just has smooth wood grips and they look smaller than yours.

[CT_Shooter]

Following Dave's format, this is my King Cobra with a hunting knife from an unknown maker that my F-I-L gave me and that he believed was made in the late 1800s.

It took me quite a few rounds to get the Colt on paper, but once I figured it out, it performed just like I had hoped it would.

CKCobra and Hunting Knife.jpg

Target - First Range Trip_ Small.jpg

[markiver54]

Nicely on paper I would say.