Oklahoma Dee

I will be there in Spirit!

Hmmm, do they come with the magic leather holsters rig?

Outstanding! Thank you for the close ups. I forgot to ask, what the OAL, caliber, and bullet weight, he shot, in this Museum piece? Many kind thanks,

Oh, to be young and strong in arm, again! Mite you have any pictures, to post, on the front sight and the rear sight, close in? The rear sight, is it flattened or left unchanged? Does it include an inner magazine tube and spring? Many thanks,

Irish Pat, there is a big enuff difference that a simple Uberti vs Old Winchester vs New Miroku Winchester carbine buttstock cover's do not fit interchangeably. Then, there is the different Miroku carbine shotgun (kinda flat) buttstock vs the slightly curved buttstock vs the Trapper carbine.. So... they differ ever so slightly and hold leather differently. I will confirm that when I receive the Trapper and compare it to the saddle ring carbine.

Thanks! I called him and we have a plan.

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Appreciate any direction for it.

Correction done. Thanks Boggus Deal,

I will ask, are these original 1870's or 1880's Springfield, 32" round with Buffington ladder sights, in 45-70? Or are they a replica and if so, what is the maker, model and what is the barrel length, round or octagon and caliber your shooting? Round barrels can be dicey for distance. What is your load information? Do you weight each bullet, each powder charge, and each brass?

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When I wore spurs to shoot in, I want them tight, I had to bend them myself. Figure out what works for yourself. This is a custom fit, and only you, can really modify them. Besides, you learn some things....Like only you will know... One draw back to having tight spurs to shoot in, is they boot area where they sit. It can become indented, if too tight, which changes the shape of the boot and the spur. Great luck,

I will take the Winchester Miroku 1873 357mag with cash at LandRun! Oklahoma Dee

Wow, how much?