One Couger .357 build coming eventually

[JustSomeOldGuy]

The barrel stays where it should and the revolver shoots tiny groups at 7 yards. Yep, I'm happy - good-to-go.

Enjoy!

[SQLGeek]

Outstanding.

I want to be like Andy when I grow up.

[flechero]

Took it to the range today with some factory ammo and some handloads I made from 158gr home-cast Lee bullets. The DA trigger is typical Ruger - the weight is all over the place during the pull - but SA is 4lbs exactly and almost perfectly crisp (I can feel a tiny *snick* feeling just before it fires, so I can actually "stage" it).


The barrel stays where it should and the revolver shoots tiny groups at 7 yards. Yep, I'm happy - good-to-go.

Good looking gun! Turned out nice!
Well, without pics I may as well have shot the groups for you! Just kidding!
Is that Garland?

[flechero]

Good eye - that was indeed Garland :)

Ha ha! I moved to the Temple area about 15yrs ago, but I still remember that dirty beige/puke yellow colored carpet on the benches!! Good memories from Garland!

[03Lightningrocks]

I had missed the completion posts. I was originally cringing at this build but must admit, I like the finished product. Very unique handgun you have there. Nice job on it.

[The Annoyed Man]

I bought the Dec 1979 Guns magazine (which first brought the Couger to the world), took photos and made a PDF:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/fu0y8b0s5qnu6 ... r.pdf?dl=0

Great article!

[bulletslap]

You must only shoot it from the Weaver !