Bailey Creek,5759

Look on u tube there are good videos on how to make one.

Try Dixie Gun Works.

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Original 66 didn't come in 44/40. 44 Henry rimfire later yrs 44 centerfire.

I purchased a Marlin model 39 Mountie a few years ago. For my grandsons, the 20 inch barrel is perfect for young kids. With the 20 inch barrel it swings well, and is fast. It didn't have the factory scope with it. Cant use a scope for SASS anyway.

Move the billets back they are held on with rivets.

Navy Arms.

CALL SASS AND SEE WHAT THEY SAY. I CAN'T SEE ANY WHERE IT WOULD GIVE YOU ANY ADVANTAGE . LIKE YOU SAID GOLD SIGHTS ETC ARE BEING ADDED. YOU HAVE A GOOD ARGUMENT . GOOD LUCK TO YOU.

I would use the 5.5 inch Holsters. If you want a 4.75 inch Holsters have someone in your area cut them down. Isn't hard to do.

What do you use for cartridges? I know it is seemlier to the 50-70. Can you use 50-70s bullets?

Also try calling C&H dies. He makes the specialty reloading dies for the major die company's. I have a couple of his dies. I am very happy with them.

Does anyone know if there is going to be a Illinois State shoot in Illinois this year? Have heard rumors about Sparta Illinois, but nothing I can find.

We found out at the club I shoot at. That if you turn the targets slightly that helps.

I have a Shiloh in 45-70. Excellent cartridge, it does punish the shoulder thou. Seems like the older you get. The more it punishes it. If I was going to purchase another one it would be in the 40-65 cartridge. If you are going to use it for target shooting your shoulder will thank you. For target shooting the 40-65 can get out there . No I am not going to quite shooting my Shiloh.

Gun Parts will match up the parts you need if you send them your old ones. Also VTI told me that EMFs Great Western is the same as your Hawes pistols. If they are not exact fit mite be close so you could fit them.