Colt Trooper .357

[verminater71]

congrats, I have the same gun love it

[Early]

Pygmy, you are a jerk! I think the last Colt Trooper was made in l969. And, yet you say no more powerful ammo has been made since then. I repeat, you are a jerk!

For the record: Take a Colt Trooper and a Ruger GP 100...Lay them out side-by-side and tear them apart. You will find that the Ruger is a much better made, much stronger revolver.

OK, little pig....take your shots!

[ants]

Mine was made in 1971... Don't get into a pissing over this. It's no big deal.

[Pygmy]

Pygmy, you are a jerk! I think the last Colt Trooper was made in l969. And, yet you say no more powerful ammo has been made since then. I repeat, you are a jerk!

For the record: Take a Colt Trooper and a Ruger GP 100...Lay them out side-by-side and tear them apart. You will find that the Ruger is a much better made, much stronger revolver.

OK, little pig....take your shots!

Easy there, Pilgrim.....

Sorry I ruffled your feathers...

I never said that more powerful ammo hasn't been made since 1969... However, "modern" metallurgy and heat treatments date back to well before the .357 was developed in the 1930s.

Geeze..You called me a jerk TWICE in the same paragraph... I've been called worse in fewer words..

"Little Pig"...hehehehe...Maybe I can get my girlfriend to call me that...hehehehe..

Thanks..I guess I haven't lost my touch...<<grin>>...

[Culvercreek hunt club]

DOn't sweat it Pygmy, he/she must be off the meds again.

[Culvercreek hunt club]

It is a beauty Ants. If you ever had any concerns about the gun, I know some guys that shoot the lighter framed Smiths (K Frame I think) and it is suggested for those to shoot the 158gr as oppsed to the 125's Seems to minimize any frame or forcing cone issues. Volumes and volumes written on those but I havene't heard any issues like that for yours.

[Early]

Ahhh....We hear from another of the boys!

[ants]

Thanks for the complements on the gun. As soon as the weather breaks I'll see how it shoots.

[ants]

It is a beauty Ants. If you ever had any concerns about the gun, I know some guys that shoot the lighter framed Smiths (K Frame I think) and it is suggested for those to shoot the 158gr as oppsed to the 125's Seems to minimize any frame or forcing cone issues. Volumes and volumes written on those but I havene't heard any issues like that for yours.

I have a few boxes of 125's because thats all I could find. I also have 2 boxes of 38spcl. 158 grn lead round nose that I have had since I last owned a revolver. About 15 years ago.

[josephmrtn]

NICE dude!!!!! love the look!!!

[Culvercreek hunt club]

It will handle them fine.