Carothers and Guns

JJ_Colt45 said:
If you're going to carry the revolver you put them on I think you'll really like them. Great sights and some of the best snag free sights out there for revolvers. They are a BIG improvement over most factory sights.
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I appreciate the info - I'm going to be upgrading the sights on my new Colt and wasn't sure who I was going to go with. Dave Lauck was on my radar after some cursory searching.

Smithhammer said:
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It hurts my soul more than a little to see "tactical" lever guns out there but if it has to be done, yours is certainly a fine looking specimen.
 
Pàdruig said:
I appreciate the info - I'm going to be upgrading the sights on my new Colt and wasn't sure who I was going to go with. Dave Lauck was on my radar after some cursory searching.



It hurts my soul more than a little to see "tactical" lever guns out there but if it has to be done, yours is certainly a fine looking specimen.
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I think you will be happy with the sights!

BTW Dave Lauck has a chest rig holster that looks great. It has additional support to keep it in place. I am a devout Diamond D Leather chest rig guy, but his looks really great. We discussed his at length while on the phone and he put lots of thought into it.

My Guide Gun in 45-70 feels ‘Tactical’ with ghost ring sight with protective wings, bright front sight, big lever (allows gloves), better trigger, great pad, leather shell holder, great sling, and an action job by a great levergun loving smith. 😀
 
Alexei604 said:
I’m replaced springs and something else for J Miculek ( you can find everything on his website) I did it on 627PC, but anyway DA feels much more better. Just need to adjust the main spring tension after. My DA is 5.2-5.7 lb. Is enough for Federal primers
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Holy cow! I am seriously impressed. He is one of my favorite shooters ever! He was the main influence on me shooting revolvers DA. He and Bob Munden just make me feel like an absolute neophyte!🤣
My favorite revolvers are very smooth DA, but nowhere close to that weight pull. I would love to shoot one like that sometime. Very cool.
 
It just a Noveske upper. The mag release was added by me after the laws changed. It originally had a bullet button. I like the mount. I have no complaints about it. I never really take it off but it has always done what it’s supposed to do. I was checking to make sure it was still sighted in today and it was shooting low. I adjusted the Eotech all the way up and it was still low and then I realized it was the magnifier that was off. It has an exposed elevation adjustment on top that must have gotten turned. It’s a 300 blackout so it has the 100 and 200 yard(or subsonic) recticals. I don’t have any need for the adjustable elevation in the magnifier since it’s not effective very far out so I think I may loctite it so I don’t have that problem again.
M67 said:
Full Noveske rifle? Lower with the mag release is throwing me off

How’s the QD Spuhr mount? Have had a couple regulars and love them but never tried their QD
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Pàdruig said:
It hurts my soul more than a little to see "tactical" lever guns out there but if it has to be done, yours is certainly a fine looking specimen.
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I get that and also have a soft spot for the original versions but I really do like the upgrades that have been made to older technology. The new hi vis sites, factory rails, polymer stocks and foregrips, coupled with both tube loading as well as side gate upgrade and the threaded barrel make it a nice breath of fresh air in a modern rifle world. The tried and true are still being made but maybe the updates and accessories will keep levers around and relevant to a new upcoming group of shooters for years to come.
 
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