Ol Number4

Where can we do it to get a few good men??? #4

I believe at one EOT a few years a go it was decided for the time to allow both ladies and juniors to "cock" with the off hand but shoot with the strong/grip hand. We have followed that determination at all the Plainsman events we gave sponsored and entered since. And, personally, I will keep recognizing that behavior for ladies nd juniors. Ol' #4

The old adage of: "Try before you buy" is never more appropriate that getting into C&B and shooting one-handed. Go to a few shoots, hold them all, load them all. and clean them all then decide/ Ol' #4

Shorty, Thanks for bringing us up to speed on you life. Sorry for all your pain physical and emotional. Stay with us old timers here for awhile, we miss your comments! By The Way, The Bonny? let me know.... Ol' #4

OOOOPs. These kits are for Uberti, NOT the Miruko Winchester. And they are all gone. #4

Wish I did, he was a real source for Colts info!! Ol' #4

I think a #1 early.. but I am not a very good judge. I have an offer in a PM...... #4

More "memoirs" from the shop bench. As it says, an original Remington Rolling Block action waiting for someone's else's next project. I will even throw in that cute wooden box! $200 or any reasonable offer Ol' #4

Levi, Can do... send a PM olnumber4@gmail.com. Ol' #4

Chuck, If you still want one , I can include an un-fit non-filed, new lifter arm that you can use to time the kit for 45 sized ammo. Ol' #4

Chuck These will fit to any Uberti 73 or 66. These came out of 32-20 rifles. should time to either 32 or 38 caliber. BTW one gone three to go. Ol' #4

Being retired has allowed me to clean out some drawers, so look for some deals. These are the original Standard Short Stroke Kits from Pioneer Gun Works. They were replaced with the Super-Short Stoke Kits that came later. I have four (4) of these that have been used but are not abused and have a good long life left in them. Really, how can you ruin a SSK? I'm asking $116 each, which includes shipping to your address. Ol' #4

J. M., Dam.... I thought you needed help next week!!!! Believe me, I know the process of cuttin' loose from one place, downsizing and moving. Good Luck... Ol' #4

Folks this really is a good reloading machine. It just didn't fit with my cheap powder and shot. Ol' #4

Once more around the page. Any interest?? Ol' #4

OKay, price went down, now any reasonable offer. My only difficulty with this loader is that it does not reliably throw reclaimed shot not BP in 2F or 2F mixed. Ol' #4

A Miruko of Japan Double Barrel Shotgun that has been cut to 23", chambered, champhered, fit &polished and springs tuned for efficient and dependable competition. Triggers have not been reversed. The L.O.P is just over 14-1/4' After cutting, the barrels choke at : R= .718" & L=.723" Asking $800 shipped to your Agent. I am having trouble attaching pictures, so can send by e-mail if interested. Thanks for looking. Ol' #4

J. D., I sent PM with contact info. Ol' #4

Just a weekend bump.....

Sorry an 1873 model.. I will edit the listing Thanks, #4

Just as the title says. I am looking for a 19" barrel Uberti 1873 Carbine in 32-20 caliber Any shape/condition considered. Ol' #4

A standard Dillon 900 with case (Hull) feeder and both ST Machine roller bearing improvements. Asking $900 plus S&H (New today $1329) Make an offer <was @ 975> In the Phoenix area and can deliver if close. All set up for 12 Ga. Black Powder CAS loads.... Ol' #4

Anything with 40% beeswax and any other soft greasy mixture that will keep ejecta soft through the next shot. It's the beeswax that eliminates lead fouling everything else just keeps the powder residue from caking in the barrel. Ol' #4

I got started with BP in 1959 by some good ol' boys whom I respected a whole bunch. That introduction, and several departures only to return, have kept me shooting BP for the past many several years. When I started shooting SASS there was never a choice.. My wife recently started shooting and when she first asked about it all I said was that it will be with BP. She has taken to it quite well and is really starting to see the real differences. Plus that's all the powder I have. Ol' #4 The avatar says it all......

For all you folks keeping track of the comin's and goin's of others Ol' #4 is now living in Buckeye, Arizona. For you folks looking for some of his repair and tuning, it will be a couple months before he is set up for work. For the rest of you, keep the faith and your powder dry. Ol' #4