Rube Burrows

Got my book in today. Thanks. Can't wait to read it.

Available. Can also make more and wet mold to many of the popular pocket knife patterns.

I will take number 7 - Metallic Catridge Conversions Dennis Adler

I’m curious also.

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More photos were requested so I decided to post a few more here. Also, forgot that I also have 41 Colt reloading dies.

I recently made a trade locally for a Colt 1877 Thunderer in .41 Colt that was made in 1883. It came with two different bullet molds, extra brass, reloading dies and some live rounds. I shot the gun a hand full of times and it functioned as it should. Made in 1883. It has a 4" barrel and a nickel finish on the gun. I am sure it is not the original nickel finish but was done a long time ago as the man I got it from said he has had it in his safe the last 30-40+ years and he had not shot it in at least 25 years. Gun is much prettier in person. Presents well.

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I have several Remington parts. I know some are interchangeable but don't know if these particular models are. When I get home today I can get the numbers. I just remember its from a Remington Targetmaster. Possibly a 510

Is that the same as the targetmaster bolt?

I finally found a gunsmith in my area who has enough knowledge and skill to make a pin for it. I will drop it off sometime next week. Most gunsmiths around here don't seem to do any machining.

Interesting. Would not mind seeing yours.

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Still looking for a firing pin for one of these. I have tried every place I know. here is what the firing pin looks like.

Prayers for him and a full speedy recovery.

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Hadn’t heard of them before. I’ll check. Thanks

I am looking to purchase an old Hopkins & Allen Safety Police Top Break Revolver like the one pictured here. I mostly need a firing pin but would gladly take a parts gun or another working gun that I may use for parts. The one in my photos was carried by my grandmother in her purse for many years so it has sentimental value for me. I lost the firing pin many years ago and have tried all the usual places to find one but no luck. It will say Safety Police on the top strap along with the patent date info. Thanks you.

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