Latest Dillon catalog "Classic Firearms"

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>>32673456
Here is a mega link to all the ones I have if anyone is interested:
https://mega.nz/#!YEElFKiD!NJ8OSmgdOw9TuNtcfM9X9K1FfQlvdUJr2kHPAAoX9Ok

RIP Mike Dillon. True operator.

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Bump

I always like when you do this. Thank you.

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>>32673954
You are welcome.

>>32673456
>Model 24

I've read so many articles by John Taffin salivating over these. Fantastic guns, wish Smith would go back to tapered barrels.

>>32674090
Yea, .44 Special is criminally underrated

>>32673725
Is there any modern long revolver that lets its lug free hang like that? It seems most every new one has a metal sheath, or that full length barrel sheath.

>>32674102

No it is not, balistically it has nothing going for it and is fucking YUGE. You cannot get it in a smaller frame and therefore have to deal with the N frame size without any of the positives of the 44mag, or 2 extra shots a smaller cartridge like 357 has in a frame that size.

I mean if you enjoy carrying around a fucking YUGE gun with a low capacity anemic round, sure.

At least with a 44mag, you could still shoot 44 special all day long.

>>32674254
What's with everyone fawning over it then?

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>>32674152
I can't think of one. The H&R .22s had a free cylinder rod right up until they went out of business in the late '80s.

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>>32674288
H&R .22

>>32674273
HIPSTER BULLSHIT...

I dunno? I can't explain it.

44 special specs are fun to "reload".

I never reloaded my own .44 mag when I owned one, but I had many load specs for 44 special "quality" loads using the 44mag brass.

Its basically powderpuff.

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I kinda want a S&W 57, but I can't justify buying an expensive revolver at this time, especially when I won't be carrying it. Maybe in the future, though.

Another thing: I was excited to find out the Delta Elite is coming out in Rail Gun format, but I realized they only have an unfinished stainless option. I would definitely buy one soon if they had a finished stainless version. The only thing keeping me from buying a 1911 is the costs and the rounds. You can buy all sorts of 1911s in all sorts of rounds, but you pay a pretty penny for ones with a good reputation. When I saw Colt releasing their Combat Rail Guns in 9mm and .45, I was also disappointed that there was no .40 or 10mm Rail Gun (which there now is), but I guess they have come to the conclusion that the market is too small... Too bad for me. I'm hopeful they'll release a DE with a black finish in the future, though.

>>32674516

TLDR.

As soon as you started talking about what you wanted and how it wasn't available I stopped reading.

Just call up Colt Custom Shop.

If it is a Colt product that exists and you just want it in a different finish, or want different configuration or aftermarket parts installed, etc, they will do it!