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  1. Time to let this one go. It’s my first .38/.357 cowboy rifle I ever bought. Ran it for about a 1 1/2 years and went to my Marlins. 
    - Short stroke and action job and jeweling by Jimmy Spurs of Cowboy Gunworks. 
    -Barrel cut to 16.5”  (yes it holds 10)
    -Shotgun Boogie Gunworks lifter/lever wire springs. 
    -Aluminum mag tube liner. 
    -Grabber Front Sight/Flat top rear

    - Elk hide butt wrap and heavy leather lever wrap

     

    Plenty of finish wear and the receiver was high polished and is in the white. Dust cover is no longer present and there will not be one included. Smooth slick rifle that never sees the light of day anymore. $1300 CASH firm at Gunsmoke next week. Thanks for looking. 

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  2. Colt 1903 in .32 acp. According to Colts website this one was made in 1917. Honest patina and wear throughout and I believe the finish to be original. Strong rifling. IMO opinion this is one of the sexiest guns Colt ever produced and still is a viable option today for use.  Takes down well and is a pleasure to shoot. One mag is included. $775 shipped to your FFL. First "I'll take it" posted gets it. 

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  3. Colt A1 pre ban Vietnam era upper, only thing incorrect is the A2 birdcage. .223 20" C MP Chrome Bore. Overall good condition given the era. Authentic triangular handguard is very solid. Also comes with correct grip. $875 shipped to you. First "I'll take it" posted gets it. 
     

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  4. SOLD Colt 1903 in .32 acp. Pistols shows good even honest patina throughout with a clean bore. Very crisp action and everything works as it should. Grips are in excellent shape. From the sources I can locate it appears this one was made in 1912. For being a 112 years old I think it's gorgeous and in my opinion one of sleekest and sexiest pistols Colt ever produced and actually would still make a great choice especially for a smaller statured recoil sensitive shooter. 1 magazine is included $925 shipped to your FFL or C&R and they must be willing to accept from and individual. First "I'll take it" posted gets it regardless of PM conversations. Thanks for looking. SOLD 

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  5. SOLD Have a nice pair of consecutively numbered Ruger New Vaqueros .357 mag, blued 4 5/8" barrel. Picked these up from and older retired shooter and I'm got to many Vaqueros in the barn so these gotta go. 

    -New Springs

    -Action Job by me set up the way I have for myself and dozens of other shooters

    - Properly fit and tube transfer bar to eliminate pinch to provide a smoother lighter action

    -Jeweled Hammers and Triggers

    - Long Hunter extending firing pins/lightened returned springs

    - I removed the indexing detent and springs because I believe the action feels better without it but will include them in boxes

    -Boxes and papers. 

    -Thin factory checkered plastic grips (way more functional thatn the current wood offerings).

    -Excellent shape and have been very well cared for.

     

    $1550 shipped to your FFL and your FFL must be willing to accept from an individual. First "I'll take em" posted gets them regardless of PM conversations. Thanks for looking. SOLD

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  6. Copy of the Nylon 66 imported by FIE and made in Brazil. Project rifle being sold as is. Gun fires but does not extract or eject. Safety works and everything else appears to be there including follower rod in buttstock for magazine. None of the plastic is broken and is actually in pretty darn good condition. I know nothing about these nor do I want to. $125 shipped to your FFL. First "I'll take it" posted gets it. Thanks for looking. 

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  7. Want to put together a 10/22 for my 14 year old boy to shoot the local .22 “sniper” match here. Trying to do so on a budget. I know I can get them on eBay for about $200 but wanted to see if anyone has one laying around they’d let go of reasonable. Thank you. 

  8. There are two link and lifter arm kits from Winchester. The standard length and then the short strokes that are in all of their Competition Carbines and rifles. I don't count the ill fated attempt at kits by a supplier that I will not name but those had to be used with their proprietary carrier and were hot garbage IMO. Cowboy Carty has done more Mirokus than anyone else in the world. A call or email to him might be the way to go. 

  9. Too many irons in the fire at the moment to keep this one (I'm building a Wild Bunch 1911) so this one gotta go before I shoot it and like it. This is one bad machine and I love my Canik 9mm's. Absolutely NIB with all the accessories that come with them rounded up in a very nice hard case. Here some specs.

    Taran Tactical Innovations and CANiK are proud to partner to bring you the CANiK TTI Combat. Built on a completely new polymer frame designed by Taran Butler, the TTI Combat brings a one-of-a-kind performance package to the CANiK lineup. This sleek design is built by the best, for the best, and includes all the features a world champion like Taran Butler needs for success. Both internally and externally, the TTI Combat delivers. Immediately notable are the following features: The aggressive grip texturing, integrated flared magwell, removable aluminum competition magwell, a ported and spiral-fluted barrel, the first CANiK compensator, a diamond cut and flat-faced 90 degree break trigger, fully adjustable sights, two 18 round magazines with one flush fit TTI base pad and one +3 TTI base pad, a serrated and ambidextrous slide release, three back strap size options, a low profile optics cut for the MECANIK line of optics as well as the Trijicon SRO… and many other optic options. This unique handgun also comes with a custom holster, hard travel case, cleaning kit, tool kit, custom punch, magazine speed loader, trigger lock and three optic plate interfaces. To finish off this collectable package we’ve included a handsome collaboration coin to commemorate our lasting partnership, a partnership that has created a truly Superior Firearm.

     

    $925 shipped to your FFL. First "I'll take it" posted gets it regardless of PM conversations. Thanks for looking. 

     

     

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  10. Was wondering if anyone knows dimensionally the location to drill a hole to accept a Ruger style hand spring on a Uberti 2nd Model Dragoon. Yes I know there is a fixture and yes I know some have gotten a kazillion rounds of use out of the flat springs. I wanna do and gonna do it just trying to cut the curve a bit. Any info appreciated. 

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  11. DOLD Pietta Great Western II 5.5" .45 Colt. This is the nickeled Cattle Brand model and you can see have beautiful engravng throughout. I cannot 100% attest to it but it appears to be un-fired as there was still the facotry storage grease on cylinder frame. I do not have the box or papers. $625 shipped to your FFL. First " I'll take it" posted gets it. Thanks for looking. SOLD 
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