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Seems like I have to re-learn how to tie one every time I wear a Wild Rag.
Lucky
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28 minutes ago, Colorado Coffinmaker said:
I recommend 45 Colt resizing die
A 45 ACP seating die is "OK"
I recommend a 45 Auto Rim Profile (roll) crimp die
That is the way to do it.
Lucky
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Check out Rice Barrel Company in North Carolina. They are noted for muzzleloading barrels, but they should be able to cut a barrel to your specifications. You might also check out Green Mountain barrels.
Lucky
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The CAO really sets them off.
Lucky
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On 1/23/2024 at 3:16 PM, Warden Callaway said:
I pulled most all these links. Went to YouTube and searched. Looked like a freak show. Nothing for me.
I'm with you. As far as I am concerned all that modern stuff shown above is CRAP. Give me a '60, '66, or '73 in 44-40 shooting black powder. Just my opinion.
Lucky
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31 minutes ago, Sedalia Dave said:
Not that I’m aware of. However a few CAS gunsmiths will cut the wide spur off of a Ruger hammer and weld it to another hammer.
Thanks for the reply.
Lucky
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Does anybody make a Mantado style hammer for the Pietta '51's or '60's?
Lucky
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16 hours ago, Coot said:
Ebay, overpaid but got it for 80.
Yep, you definitely overpaid.
Lucky
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On 12/20/2023 at 6:05 AM, Rooster Ron Wayne said:
Unique !
You can load any and every Cartridge used in SASS with Unique .
So Saith The Rooster
Same goes for Red Dot. I bought an eight-pound keg and forgot about everything else.
Lucky
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I bought a pair of the 5-1/2" brass framed models the last time they were on sale at Cabelas. I already had a pair of the steel framed model with 7-1/2" barrels but I wanted to see how the brass frames would hold up and I wanted the shorter barrels. The only modifications I have made to date is to install Tresso nipples and a plug on the hammer faces to make them smooth. I have used them in two matches so far and have had NO problems at all either mechanically, with ignition or cap jams.
I plan to make them my main match pistols and see how they hold up.
Lucky
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Judge, the best way is to buy a mould and make your own. That way you can have exactly what you want. I would recommend bullets over round balls. Get bullets with a big lube groove and use a good black powder lube. You will be able to shoot all day without worrying about fouling.
Hope you are doing good.
Lucky
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Here is a loader I built a few years ago. It and the loading box really speeds up the loading process and allows us time to help out with other posse chores.
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The pouches on my shotgun belts hold two rounds with a small space between pouches. When I don't do a fumble fingers it works great.
Lucky
Printed Shooters Handbooks
in SASS Wire
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One plus for the handbook that has not been mentioned is match sponsors. Clubs sell pages of advertising that is a big part of match profits. Ask Scarlet.
Lucky