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Bramble Mountain Buzzard

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  • Birthday 08/26/1960

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    Cedar Valley Vigilantes, Wisconsin Old West Shootists, Western Wisconsin Wild Bunch

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  1. Ok pilgrim here is what I got.

     

    You can contact me at jgp3749@cox.net

    1894 Marlin CowBoy parts.JPG

  2. Bramble,

     

    If you will send me your phone number I'll send you (text) pictures of the buildings setting on my

    bed.  They are in great condition. Look forward to hearing from you.

     

    Many thanks,

    Shorty

  3. Thanks for NOT buying those primers from me. I'm getting $80/brick ($400/case) from a guy here in town. Were you able to find any?

     

    Buzzard

    1. Old Man Graybeard

      Old Man Graybeard

      Haven't yet. But I do have some yet. Did find 3000 small rifle primers the other day

  4. GW, What was the company that has the Marlin ejector you were mentioning?

    1. G W Wade

      G W Wade

      Howdy Buzzard,  happy you remembered.  Ranger Point Precision makes new extracter and other parts for Marlins   Hope it fixes the problem      GW

  5. They are either the original Ruger Vaquero or the Ruger New Vaquero. All of them are New Model Vaqueros. None of them are Old Model Vaqueros. No such thing.
  6. Or...You can sleeve it for a 40 or 41 caliber (405 Winchester) and keep it black powder only. I've got an 1895 in 405 Winchester and it's bullet is .410 diameter. And holds 65 grains of Black. When people ask me what chamber my rifle is, I tell them it's a 41-65.
  7. That's a really really good price on the Red Dot.
  8. Up here we have a few clubs that at times allow a Wild Bunch Military category. (1911, Model 12 shotgun, Tommy Gun) We also have one club that once or twice a year sets up a course for "Cowboys and Aliens." Lots and lots of targets from up close to 100 yards. Any and all guns you want to bring are good to go. From Cowboy guns to AR's to M1's to???... No times, No misses or hits called. Just follow the course correctly. Blast as much ammo as you can afford and have fun.
  9. An already checkered forearm for $50 is money way ahead. You aren't going to find anyone for less than that.
  10. I used to cast 45 round balls. They were right around 120 grains. I cut down split necked (not to far) 45 Colt brass to 45 auto rim length. With a mid level volume equivalent loading of 45acp powder recipe, the round ball just burps out the barrel. I did have to experiment to get a load hot enough to raise accuracy.
  11. Third Saturday weekend in the month of September. So 13th thru the 16th.
  12. I'd call Lassiter. He is THE Lightning Man!!!
  13. I use standard molds (non-tumble lube) and depending on the mold, may or may not need to size. That said, I tumble lube EVERYTHING. Way, way less leading and powder fouling that way. Even if you do decide to use a lubri-sizer, tumble lubing ahead of time makes everything run easier and takes less effort.
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