Jeb Stuart #65654

I use a plastic container like the ones frozen dinners come in. poke a hole in one corner just a bit bigger than the shot size you are using. Tipping the container at a slight angle and tapping it gently, the shot rolls to the hole and the powder mostly stays still.

You could offer the short ones to anyone wanting to make 45-60 cases

Not one of those ads has a bid. People put crazy prices on their guns, doesn't mean they are worth that.

I've made them from old keys, brass makes it very easy to file

SASS Montana State Shoot, Great Falls 16-20 July blackhorseshootists .com

When all else fails with the computers and e-mail system, just try calling them. I hate computers so I used the phone option as my first choice. They were very pleasant on the phone and told me the MSRP for the 45-70 is $999.00 and the other two calibers are $899.00. If you have and FFL there is a dealer discount.

Thanks Slim, Would be nice to get a better idea of what they are like other than just what the picture shows. As stated in one of the other posts, I too think the hammer looks odd.

Saw the ad in the Chronicle for the Tippmann rolling block rifles, and as I have been thinking about replacing the rolling block I sold years ago, I'm thinking about about getting one. Has anyone purchased one of these, and what's your opinion? Thanks in advance, Jeb

P Dog, was so sorry to hear of Sue's passing yesterday. Jeb's Lady and I always enjoyed our time with you and Sue working on the State shoot or just shooting in a weekend match. You will both be in our prayers. Jeb

I built a 6.5x55 many years ago with a shorter carbine military barrel and screwed it into a 98 action. The military loading was for 160 gr. bullets, mine will shoot MOA with anything from 85 gr. to 160 gr. using several types of powder. Great cartridge for antelope and deer. If you want my pet loads I'll be glad to send them to you.