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February 17, 2010
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Here is the 744 with Hogue mono grip, Weigand Combat Mount, Bushnell Trophy 2 x 6 x 32.. I'll try for a better pic later.. 
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January 24, 2009
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Ooh man, that's a beauty!
Thanks for showing it off!
February 11, 2010
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Nice 
I like how the black base brings it all together.
-Blacktop
February 17, 2010
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Really? I was going to Cerakote the mount flat silver. I bought the gun for 3 bills and set it up for my intended purpose. It is crazy accurate with home brewed ammo.
It's a Monson gun and if I can make sense of the limited ser. no. info it's late '82 or early '83. Sorry but I'n no photographer, even w/good equiptment!
Dans Club
March 2, 2008
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I think it looks great just as is
I went to a bookstore and asked the saleswoman "Were is the Self Help Section?" She said if she told me, it would defeat the purpose.
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March 27, 2009
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Thanks for sharing, I need to scope one see what it will do! Share more and share often look at the link for taking pictures.
April 25, 2008
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Nice 744...nothing wrong with it as it is. I have several guns with mixed stainless/blue parts.
The Savantist
February 17, 2010
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After a year of shooting this revolver I have a question. Does any comparable brand revolver even come close to how these guns perform "of the shelf?" I have now run close to 2k rnds through this gun and am still amazed! Barring custom shop guns I have nothing that comes close to it. It does show a pronounced prefference for heavy bullets but shoots most all handloads I've worked up at least acceptably well. I'm an accuracy nut, so when I say acceptably well I'm saying better than the average handgunner can shoot. This gun is always a hit when I take it to the range. Mosy people want to shoot it and my buds always want to know if I'm bringing the DW along. I have started using it exclusivley for my hunting handgun. I took 3 whitetails this past season with the longest shot being a ranged 144yds. Best varmint shot so far was a groundhog at a ranged 97yds. I called a headshot on the g'hog and even surprised myself on that one. If you can't tell, I have so much confidence in this revolver I don't hesitate to take a shot that is within the capabilities of the 44mag cartridge. Last summer I had a local atty tuning up his elk rifle next to me. He kept comenting on how I couldn't hit anything at the distance we were shooting, a measly 100yds. When we did a target check he asked if it was for sale. My reply was a simple not today.
February 11, 2010
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buddy said:
After a year of shooting this revolver I have a question. Does any comparable brand revolver even come close to how these guns perform "of the shelf?"
No, your search is over. 
-Blacktop
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