Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474

I've spent some time trying to process the meeting I had with the Doctor, nurses, therapists and Social Workers at the hospital. It's been hard to take. Sherron is not responding well to therapy and the discovered she has had another tiny stroke, affecting her ability to swallow. This, coupled with her inability to get out of bed on her own, requiring a two person assist to get into a chair etc. leads them to tell me that she will not be returning home any time soon, if ever. Thank-you all for your prayers on our behalf.

So, it's a short rifle then. I stand educated. Thank-you

Could well be. I never paid a lot of attention to it. I just noticed it felt better and I liked it. My '73 doesn't have a saddle ring. Here are pictures of both of mine. Could well be. I never paid a lot of attention to it. I just noticed it felt better and I liked it. My '73 doesn't have a saddle ring. Here are pictures of both of mine.

Could well be. I never paid a lot of attention to it. I just noticed it felt better and I liked it.

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It's the barrel length. The 1866 Yellow Boy's barrel is 24 1/2", while the 1873's barrel is 20" I find the '73 less muzzle heavy.

It's the typical Uberti red stain and laquer. I've been tempted to strip it, stain the wood and just oil it.

Us Holy Catholics, (Anglicans/Church of England) never had a problem with a drink. Or two. Or Three. OH Heck! Just leave that bottle of Scotch right there!

I went from the Uberti '66 rifle to a SASS short stroked '73 carbine. Lighter, not as muzzle heavy and the short stroking has spoiled me.

'73 carbine for me after I switched from a '66 rifle What a difference!!

With apologise to Sue and Allie:

In Canadian winters, public transit users always like to work together.

Should have asked then if she wanted to make a baby!

Congratulations!!

This deserves a bump to the top.