cowrustler

I agree with Hoss. For what they were intended for precision accuracy was not needed , cowrustler

It's a .38 S&W. I wouldn't shoot .38spl, even if it fits, in it unless loaded very light. The typical .38spl bullet might be a little loose in the bore but these were made 100 years ago.

About a month ago I bought 10000 large pistol primers from an auction site and thought I'd paid too much at $350. I guess I didn't, cowrustler

Cholla, got the buckles and the wallet today. Very nice! Thanks much, cowrustler

PM sent, cowrustler

This was a good buy.

Neches, you might check with River Junction Trading Company. I got a set of real jigged bone grips from them for an old Colt and they really dress up the gun. Not cheap but putting plastic on an original is blasphemy, cowrustler

Most of the Officers Models go for around $7-800. I've had a few and all were remarkably accurate, cowrustler

Evil, 1876 would have been too early for a .38-40. Give out some of the serial number and about 50 folks will be glad to tell you the year made, cowrustler

That's for sure!!!

But it wasn't a .40-70 Gov't I don't think.

Yes, I appreciate the information. Never heard of it either, cowrustler

Mongo, I'll take #15, the Frontier Classics pants. PM me where to send my check. Thank you, cowrustler

Cypress, I'll take it. PM me payment details and where to send the ffl. thanks, cowrustler

Clay, I will take it. PM your e-mail so I can get an ffl out to you and your address so i can send the money. Thank you, cowrustler