Asa Smith

Was planning on using them at Parker's Blackpowder Championship. Toying with shooting' the Henry though, haven't shot it much...

http://www.pioneergunworks.com/uberti-rifle-parts Scroll down to hardened screw set. Asa

Whew! That's a relief...

So Major Do I have to be fast to get a * by my name? *******!!! I know ain't good lookin' cus Hud an Slim have um' Asa

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SASS Presents THE PRINCE OF PISTOLEERS 2019 SASS KANSAS STATE COWBOY ACTION SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHIP HOSTED BY THE POWDER CREEK COWBOYS June 6, 7, & 8, 2019 at the Powder Creek Shooting Park, 8601 Monticello Rd, Lenexa, KS, 66227 Application

Hello Drifter Insanity and I would like to join you guys at the Brookville Inn on Thursday evening If you don't mind. May have Beefalo Bruns join us as well, if that is agreeable? Maybe we can turn this into a party on Thursday night too! We had a good group last year. Asa

Insanity and I will be there to shake your hand Major! Congrats to a worthy Cowboy!! Look forward to meeting Cayenne Kay and congratulating her as well. Asa Smith

I will take the remaining 1000 BP for $225 at WR Will PM with info Asa

As for the 45 Colt brass, go Starline, free shipping! https://www.starlinebrass.com Asa

This is GREAT price on this gun!!! If I didn't already have one I would be all over this one! These are a copy of the first 5000 or so improved Henrys know as the flat side due to the side by the forearm, later made wider to allow for more wood in that area. Also has the "bump" at the back of the receiver and rifle butt like the Henry. Nice period correct gun!

Just had to jump in.. Love Colt SAAs, have had several. Ended up selling them to get into this game years ago, it was the only way I could afford all the other guns and outfit my son at the time. Would have loved to keep them, but have had so much fun playing cowboy with my Ubertis, it was worth it! Would love to have all my Colts back now just for the investment value. As for the color case on Ubertis, I have read that Italians don't allow the use of animal products in the manufacturing process (even dead ones), so no bone CC. The gun he is using in this video is the newest rendition of Uberti with the transfer rod safety hidden in the hammer. They have a new hammer and trigger and the safety notch is gone, so one click is missing. May account for some of the roughness. They look authentic and can be carried with 6. For the purist it looks better than Pieta and Rugers solution to the safety issue. I think I read somewhere that Standard bought all the machinery for their gun from USFA. Now if Colt would start making an Open Top, I want on that list! My 1 cent worth Asa