Goody, SASS #26190

OH NO!!!!!!!!

Well, there was some talk about rank points vs time but that died down without much fuss.

Is this the stuff? https://www.grafs.com/catalog/product/productId/3754

COME ON, BREEZE!!!!!!!!!

No, they were made in 45 Colt in carbine form. I have one.

Right off their website. "Light-weight aluminum carrier weighs only 1 ounce. Lighter weight means less drag when levering your rifle. Anodized color, fits 38/40, 44/40, and 45LC calibers for your 1866 & 1873 Uberti rifles."

Had some yerars ago. Th ey would not load reliably in all my guns. Miked the cases and they were thicker than any other brands I had on hand, Winchester, Starline and Remington. Therefor loaded ammo was too fat. Threw them away. Lifes too short.

Such a sad world we have in the last three years......

https://www.henryusa.com/ Their slogan is "Made in America, or not at all"

Gunzilla shot a 10g with Berdan primed brass shells. He had fashioned a couple of tools to remove spent primers hydrolically. A wooden dowel that was a fairly close fit to the ID of the shell and a boad with a hole drilled through the middle and a larger hole sunk into board that the rim fit into. He would put water in the shell, then insert the dowel and hit with a mallet. TThe resulting pressure drove the primer out through the hole in the board. He did sau it was messy and best done out of doors.

From 2012. https://www.pbs.org/video/antiques-roadshow-appraisal-1850-colt-second-model-dragoon/

Wow! When those first came out about 2005 I bought 6 boxes @ $12 per box.

I don't think they ever made them. Some Blackhawk special releases IIRC.

Seem to be quite a few parts listed here. https://www.gunpartscorp.com/gun-manufacturer/mossberg/rifles-mossberg/42m

There's a lady, can't remember her alias, that I used to shoot with occasionally. She had a pair of buntlines that she shot in matches. Holsters to match.

Add not in B-Western

Simply making an observation, not a ruling.

I wonder then would the gun be legal? Several years ago I had a club member who had placed a spring under the extractor to raise the extractor. Not enough to clear empties, just enough to help them extend. I checked and was told that would not be legal.

Here's a writeup by a well known advocate for our type of shooting. https://gunsmagazine.com/guns/rifles/cimarron-model-1894-38-55/

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Depends on the age. There were some early 73's made by Armi San Pauli that are about 7/8 scale. No parts for those. Also early 66's, although Uberti, were different as well. Very few parts will interchange. We need more specificity as to what model and age.

What year made and what grade?

Go ahead and click on the "Wire Forum", this will bring up the old same menu as before, with Wire Forum, Saloon, SASS Merchants, Classified. Or copy this link. https://forums.sassnet.com/index.php

A little pricey, but worth every penny. https://bangandclangllc.com/tower-loading-stand/ Or the bargain, just get by model. https://www.amazon.com/Traditions-Performance-Firearms-Revolver-Cylinder/dp/B000PW45GS