The Rainmaker, SASS #11631

Have Shaver sights on my 1885 Uberti. Brings home the gold!

I've used 5/6 out to 400 yds; works good so far. I'll give the 4/10/12 style a go next.

Been wet tumbling for a bit now...WOW! What a difference. Hot water, couple scoops of Strat-O-Sheen, small squirt of Lemishine and maybe a little dish detergent and Let er run a couple hours. Nice shiny brass inside and out, just needs to be dried.

Could a small piece of the old hand spring fallen down into the action? or what CPK said.

Very sorry for your loss. Prayers to you and yours.

I would bet the 30-30 and 45-70s would be a higher priority; bigger market.

Thanks Widder. I may just do that. Take care

I wonder if we are looking at $1000+ rifles?

THAT... is Outstanding! Straight up folks there.

Ugly, drab, Austrian tupperware pistol... that just plain works. It ain't no Hi Power, but it sure does keep goin!

Umm, what's a Glock?

Thought about buying the reamer kit myself, once upon a time. Yes, cost-prohibitive for an item you'd use a couple of times. I haven't worried so much about the cylinders as the forcing comes; some of the factory cones are garbage. A little reaming would clean em up and make em much easier to clean... may even help the accuracy. Again, haven't shelled out the $$ for something that will collect a lot of dust. Now, I do have several .45s (well, I did be fore the accident ) and may get a good bit of use initially, but then... dust. And to answer your question; no, I have no idea who can do the reaming.