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Sounds like you'll have to eat it.

Somewhere in a safe is my 586 from the same time period. I think there is still a recall on it, but I've never bothered to send it in. Mine is stock, but I had no problems shooting PPC and the occasional bowling pin match with it back then. I guess since it worked o.k., I just decided to leave well enough alone. Some day, someone else can deal with the recall if they so choose. Bob

Jeffersons Ocean is a bourbon with a story. They are up to 28 voyages that I know of at the moment. Delicious and different. Won't break the bank at around $100 per bottle. Jeffersons has a wide selection to choose from of bourbons and rye whiskeys. You could build a set of the various bourbon offerings for him to choose from when he makes a trip to his bar.

Booker's if you can find it. will make a fine gift to someone who appreciates a good bourbon. runs about $120 to 140 a bottle.

Geeze, guess that makes me a down on my luck drunk as I like Four Roses. I think it's overlooked and find it extremely close to Woodfords Reserve.

Love my ol' revolvers.........

One of my first, is this S&W 586....…that I set up for double-action (PPC style) shooting.

The early 1980's were fun times..........😉

First revolver I ever owned was a H&R 32 cal. I had saved up money mowing lawns and had dad buy it for me when I was 14 years old, I think I payed $10 for it. The first real revolver that I owned that had merit was a S&W model 19 in 1972. I found out you can cause a revolver to jam with that gun. Trying to see how fast I could push a bullet out of it caused the primer to expand to the point it pushed back against the frame so much it jammed, I guess this is how we learn. lol.
I have a small collection of Colt officer models, and a couple of S&W along with a Ruger Black hawk Bisley in 41 magnum. They are fun to shoot.

I always wanted a marlin model 60 and this thread is about to make me go to the auction side and look for one. It is getting close to Christmas anyway