Dusty Morningwood
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1 hour ago, Macon Due said:
These don't have an ejector rod?
Macon Due
No. Just like originals.
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11 minutes ago, Rooster Ron Wayne said:
Looks like fun to shoot !
From what I have read and watched, it is.
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This is a dandy little revolver that I just learned about. Made for Cimarron Arms by Uberti, it is a Colt Pocket Navy Conversion in .380. They opted for this round, as it is commercially available. Small, light and absolutely new in box with all paperwork. Cimarron lists it for around $650 + tax. $575 + Shipping to your FFL from my FFL.
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33 minutes ago, Silver Creek Jack said:
Where does he get all of those wonderful toys?
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SOLD. This 2nd Generation Black Powder Series Colt Pocket Navy revolver would be near mint had it not been stored still wrapped in wax paper or plastic in a warm space. While the metal is near mint, the lacquer on the grips softened and took on the wrinkled texture of the bag. Fairly simple refinish job to near factory finish, but not for me at the moment. No box or papers. $500 + Shipping.
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Just now, Silver Creek Jack said:
Where does he get all of those wonderful toys?
Ancient Chinese secret.
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SOLD is 2nd Generation Black Powder Series Model 1862 Colt Pocket Police revolver would be near mint had it not been stored still wrapped in wax paper or plastic in a warm space. While the metal is near mint, the lacquer on the grips softened and took on the wrinkled texture of the bag. Fairly simple refinish job to near factory finish, but not for me at the moment. No box or papers. $500 + Shipping.
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These are extremely scarce rifles. Originally contracted by Garrett to build some of the most authentic copies of various models of Sharps rifles, Palmetto made a few more after Garrett folded. Very few of these Gemmer style 1874 Sharps rifles were built and rarely come up for sale. This example is chambered in .45-70 and in excellent condition, probably 98%. The bore in the heavy 32" barrel is bright, shiny and sharp. Action is crisp and tight. Double set triggers work, but need adjustments to your preference. Two leaf rear sight, vernier tang sight and silver blade front sight. Plain Walnut stock has only minor handling marks. Crescent sporting rifle buttplate. LOP is 14.25". Rifle weighs 11.2 lbs. Must ship to FFL. Make sure they will accept from private individual or add $30 for mine to ship. $2000 + Shipping. Won't likely see another any time soon.
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58 minutes ago, Abilene Slim SASS 81783 said:
And yet there are still Holocaust deniers among us. College educated no less…
Kind of takes your breath away, doesn't it?
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I like the cut of your jib!
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Saturday Bump.
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This is an excellent condition .58 Euroarms copy of the P53 Enfield rifle. Appears unfired and not likely used for reenacting. Some minor scratches on buttstock and area near muzzle shows wear from mounting bayonet. Otherwise, all surfaces near perfect. Possibly a display piece. Lock stamped LONDON ARMORY CO. Comes with excellent leather sling and reproduction bayonet and scabbard. $825 + Shipping.
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Slightly used, in very good plus condition, 17" 3x Malcolm scope. Minor scratches on body. Crystal clear optics. $325 + Shipping.
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1 hour ago, Kougarok George said:
I tried to send you a pm, but would not go through.
Try again. Cleaned out my mailbox.
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Reduced. This is a nicely sporterized Swedish M67 rolling block rifle. It is chambered in 12.7x44R. Functional cases can be made from readily available .50 Alaskan cases cut down and fireformed. A variety of .50-70 bullets can be used. Lots of reloading info on the interwebs. The receiver on this one is of Remington manufacturer, making it one of the original 20k actions sent to Sweden in 1867. The barrel is Husqvarna. It was likely sporterized by Vapen Depoten in Sweden in the late 19th or early 20th century. Its 33" barrel has a very good bore. Wood is also very good. Action is tight and crisp. Two leaf express rear sight and blade front sight. Should be a good shooter. $475 + Shipping.
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SOLD This Spencer Carbine is near mint! It is absolutely unfired and flawless, other than some minor safe rash on underside of buttstock. It was manufactured by Armi Sport in Italy and sold by Taylors. The buttstock/forearm are made of walnut with a satin oil finish. The 20” barrel is blued – tapered round with 6 lands .504 and 6 grooves .512. Rifled .004” deep with a 1 in 22” twist. Bore is pristine. The front sight is a one piece blued steel base and blade. The rear sight is blued, open style w/sliding elevator – leaf marked 200 to 900 yards. Uses a .56/50 cartridge. 7 capacity magazine. Color case receiver, lever and buttplate. Barrel, barrel band, sights & screws are blued. Saddle ring on left of stock. Sling swivel in buttstock. Overall length 37” and weighs 8 ½ lbs. $1750 + Shipping.
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Hump Day is Bump Day. Reduced.
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Hump Day is Bump Day. Reduced.
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Reduced. This is what I imagine an eastern longrifle modified for use on horseback during the Rocky Mountain fur trade might look like. It is a flintlock .50 Dixie Gun Works Tennessee Mountain Rifle with its barrel shortened to 33" and the muzzle coned. Bore, metal and stocks are in very good condition. Stock has brass tack decoration. Twist is 1:66. Length of pull is 13 5/8". Weighs 7.9 lbs. Great saddle or woods gun. $650 + Shipping.
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I'll take it.
WTS New in Box Cimarron/Uberti Pocket Navy Conversion in. 380
in SASS Wire Classifieds
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Load pointing down. When cylinder clicks into place frame overlaps cartridge head.