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Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger
Sawhorse Kid replied to Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
It does not matter which one person you want to blame. In this situation the hair of responsibility can be split in many directions. There were multiple points of failure in the system on this set. -
Alec Baldwin pulled the trigger
Sawhorse Kid replied to Sgt. C.J. Sabre, SASS #46770's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
He pulled the trigger??? Never saw that coming. -
Recommendation for slicking up Uberti El Patron Cattlemen
Sawhorse Kid replied to Ashley D Austin's topic in SASS Wire
https://forums.sassnet.com/index.php?/topic/336302-uberti-cattleman-1873-hammer-spring/#comment-4331791 -
The Gunfighter grips that Uberti sells are overpriced and complete junk. They are hollow backed plastic that require fitting with little room for negotiation. If your grip frame is 3 1/8 inch tall, you will not likely find any ready made grips that will fit as they will be to short. Pick a reputable grip maker and have them fit the grips for you.
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Questions about lever actions for a new to the sport shooter
Sawhorse Kid replied to Jedediah Westwood's topic in SASS Wire
If he is still there, that should be Bob James. -
Depending on where in TN, your only option could be Jack Daniels. Dickel and Jack are both fine products, there are others but they a less main stream.
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Don't forget the model '73 Henry in Winchester '73.
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Duffle contained a jail sentence. I have seen this duffle sequence before. A speedy recovery to yours.
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https://forums.sassnet.com/index.php?/topic/336302-uberti-cattleman-1873-hammer-spring/
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Uberti Cattleman 1873 Hammer Spring
Sawhorse Kid replied to High Spade Mikey Wilson's topic in SASS Wire
#20 - U0000020T Improved & Lighter Mainspring + $15.00 https://taylorsfirearms.com/catalog/product/view/id/3392/s/uberti-1873-cattleman-new-model-frame-parts/category/464/ -
Uberti Cattleman 1873 Hammer Spring
Sawhorse Kid replied to High Spade Mikey Wilson's topic in SASS Wire
I love spring #2. I have two of them in service, one is aftermarket and the other is factory. -
Getting her ready to handle the boys in high school early.
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Depending on the grip material, the results vary from nothing to a little for tea/ coffee. Leather dye results aren't much different. I have had mixed results with both and combination. Not all stains are permanent, some eventually rub off with use. It is all trial by error. Good Luck.
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Search complete. Old Colt SAA found. (Video added)
Sawhorse Kid replied to Warden Callaway's topic in SASS Wire
Maybe it is just me, But I see the name Margo. -
A group of 'Cowboys' is a 'Faction'.
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Is this a 4 click? No weird floating firing pin?
Sawhorse Kid replied to Dantankerous's topic in SASS Wire
As I understand it: Cattleman Old Model/ New Model are old school 4 click. Cattleman II is the one that has that new plunger activated firing pin. Which I believe are 3 click. -
Like any of us needed another reminder.
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I have an open top, the safety cam is still solid. I just pick a used cattleman, the safety cam was flopping loose and appears to have been for a long time. I removed it entirely.
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Another vote for the Lightnings. They are prefect for small hands.
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Try a bunch at random, find your flavor pallet and ring size by means of trial by error.
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Makes me wish I had one of those work from home jobs,
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Youngsters listen to some old music
Sawhorse Kid replied to Utah Bob #35998's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
I am sure they would have a quite the reaction to Freddie Mercury as well. -
Saw one a year or so back, it was listed for $ 800.00