Silver Rings SASS # 27466

I used a pair of 3 1/2" Navy Arms Schofields in 45 Colt for over 15 years with many thousands of rounds through them before they started to wear out. As has been said the wear line is a result of the design. On the Schofields the cylinder is locked by the trigger, not the hammer cocking. If you are used to riding the trigger you will have problems with the cylinder not turning. They do have more blow-by at the end of the cylinders. I shoot gunfighter and had to move the firing pistol in front of the other pistol so I didn't get hit in the rist with hot gasses. They are sensitive to high primers, the cylinder won't turn. All said and done, I enjoyed shooting them and adapted to their quirks. SR

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I added pictures for the 1858 and 1851 revolvers. Silver Rings

The Browning has real pretty wood and is like new. Shoots great too.

I won't be at the match but we can meet face-to-face near by. Guns for sale. Browning 1885 Hi-Wall in 38-55 Win. With Marble Tang sight, with dies, brass and bullets. $1400. Davis Derringer .38 spl nichol finish $200 S&W .32 top break nichol finish. Finish, barrel and chambers are rough but still a good shooter. With some ammo. $250 Ruger Single 6 .22 and .22 mag. Cylinders. 50th anniversary model with case. $475 1858 Remington .44 by Pietta 8" barrel. $175 1851 Reb Nord Navy .44 by Pietta 7" barrel. $175 Lee 1000 reloading presses for .45 acp and 9mm, with dies and powder measures. $150 for both. PM me for more info. Silver Rings

Rolan, was your trigger pull better than before? SR

I just bought a new 22/45 lite mk IV last week that had the fix done to it. It's a nice gun. I have ordered a red Dot sight for it and will probably up grade the trigger and sear. The wait for the repair will be worth it. SR