Diamond Curly SASS#57086
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I have two pair of one piece Pietta grips for 1851 Navy C&B revolvers. I replaced these with Elk Horn grips as my primary revolvers shooting CAS. The adds I see advertise them that fit 1851, 1860 or 1861 revolvers. These grips will not work on a 1860 because they are sized as Navy grips and not Army grips. I replaced the 1851 Navies with 1860 Armies which I also replaced for the Elk Horn grips. Too many called missed rounds with the 36’s so switched to the 44’s and no problem with missed shots as often. Price is $60.00 shipped for both sets or $35.00 each shipped. Thanks, DC One pair are first two pictures and second two pictures are second set.
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I bought this rig ten years ago to use with my 12" Buntline C&B revolvers so I could pull them out to shoot. It worked great but sold the revolvers a couple years ago. The holsters are metal lined and 24 dummy rounds in 45 Colt are included in the price. The John Wayne 45/70 round is not included as it is a live round. The dummy rounds have no primers or powder so I can ship them legally. Price is $80.00 plus shipping CONUS. The name on the inside of the belt must be the builder. It is a 3" belt and is stamped 39". My waist is 34 and it fits me well on the center hole. I can tighten it to the 4th hole but not as comfortable . The largest I would say be 36-37 and the smallest 30-31. Thanks for looking. My Open Tops with 71/2 barrels fit nice. My snubbie revolvers with 3" barrels also fit well. Thanks for looking.
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Thank for the heads up Spades. I purchased four sets from him and enjoyed my trips to their home to pick them up and spend time with both of them. They will be missed. RIP
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1 minute ago, Diamond Curly SASS#57086 said:
I will take the 300 38 short brass if still available. DC
Yes I will take.
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I will take the 300 38 short brass if still available. DC
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I bought this for myself as a retirement gift in Nov 2005. It has never been fired. I used to wear Civil War Union uniforms to shoot in but too hot for me now. It has a chrome barrel and frame, engraved back strap, frame and barrel with engraved gold plated cylinder, grips are plastic Navy. Stored all these years in a shadow box in my reloading area. May trade for a 36 caliber muzzle loader rifle, hobbies change over the years for sure. Price is $425.00 shipped CONUS with no FFL. If your state requires an FFL the fee is on the buyer. Thanks for looking. DC
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I will need your address because what you sent has also disappeared from the SASS forum. DC
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I sent a message with my information yesterday. Just send me yours and I will get the package on the stage heading East. DC
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Works for me. Send me a message with your address. Thanks, DC
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I have 189 Starline Brass in 45 Colt for sale of $23.00 plus shipping and 80 45 Colt mixed head stamp for $7.00 plus shipping. I will trade total amount of brass for 38 Long with a 2 to 1 ratio. I switched to 45 Schofield and C&B so don’t need the 45 anymore. Purchased two Open Tops in 38 and like the long Colt but a little short on brass. Any reasonable offer will be considered. Thanks, Diamond Curly
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I would not ear muffs over the aids. I have the axil protection and the work best of the three I tried. I do put in my hearing aids for the stage instructions and never run the timer because if the issue with squibs. I just have the timer tap me if a sg target doesn't fall. I shoot full load black powder rounds and seeing up by or down is an issue. I have shot this way for 20 years or more and every match I shoot at is aware of me not able to hear commands after the stage has started. Just my view. DC
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23 minutes ago, Griff said:
I take 'em out and use my custom molded plugs.
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I agree with how you feel!
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Message sent.Hey Curly are the 100 rounds black powder. If so I will take it. I am out of town right now. Should be back in town and at Brigsdale this weekend
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I traded for the revolver 10 years ago and never shot it. It appears to be the black powder frame according to the front to faced owl head grip. I would prefer a FTF sale in Colorado but would ship if buyer pays fees and shipping. I will include 100 rounds of ammo as well. Asking $90.00. Pics available with an e-mail. Thanks, DC
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I try to get to the range for my Swede 96, glocks, Ruger LC9, TC Renegade, various 22 rifles and pistols about once a week. I do shoot pistols at home but not rifles.
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I shot with him when he lived in Colorado. Rest in peace pard.
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I would not have a problem allowing someone to shoot Frontiersman with the 58 carbine. It would not take that long to exchange and cap the new cylinder in the carbine. I have shot with one pard who shot a percussion shotgun with preloaded paper shot shells and that was a lot of fun to watch. I agree that the cylinder should be capped on the line as well. I shoot with South Park Slim and he is a safe shooter so could handle the transition well. Looking forward to seeing him at a shoot with his carbine.
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I looked at Buds Guns and the only have 45's left. They will let me know if they get any in 38. Thanks, DCBuds guns has them in 38.
And through them you can get a life time replacement warranty on the guns.
Just saying .
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Thanks for your reply but I prefer the open top revolvers. DCI have a pair of 58 rem 5 1/2" 38 spec w conversion cyls For $600 pair. Fired only a couple of matches.
Email me for photos at jclove@sbcglobal.net. Cant figure out postin photos on wire.
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Thanks for the info. DCBuds guns has them in 38.
And through them you can get a life time replacement warranty on the guns.
Just saying .
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I would not be at the loading table either if someone capped a cylinder outside the frame and then replaced the cylinder. The original post did not say what brand of caps he was using or what size cap. I have had good luck replacing any of the three caps that Dawg mentioned with Remington #10. I use the back of my in line capper to seat the caps because you do not have to have that much pressure to seat the cap. I have used other cap brands and was not pleased. Put on better nipples and use Remington caps and he will not have to squeeze then to make then stay in place. Works for me.
Reflecting on the .45 Schofield Cartridge
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I shot a Uberti 73 using 45 Schofield rounds for years without any problems. I switched to black powder only 15 years ago and sold the 45 caliber rifle and switched to 44/40. I had a Hartford 92 in 45 which would not cycle the 45 Schofield at all. Other shooters had 73’s that would not cycle the 45 Schofield rounds that were built after 2015 that would not cycle the Schofield rounds either. DC