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Nice. Pretty good one hand control. Ports must help a lot. 44 mag or 44 Special ammo there?

In the Dalton gang hideout and museum located in Meade, KS there are several old firearms there associated with that gang. Provenance included, as far as I remember. Neat museum. Also in Coffeeville, KS at the Dalton museum there are a number of firearms displayed, provenance included as I remember. Interesting how murdering thieves get two museums in one state.

Flat triggers on competition leverguns I have seen and handled and they can make a difference. So far I have not seen enough difference on handguns. Well, except for one finely tuned 1911 that is.

Selling Perfection?????? You'll regret that. 😀

Yup. Need a picture for this one. New guns and dogs threads always need pictures! 😉

Looking for a few of the Cheyenne Cartridge boxes in 45 Colt and 44 Special, if'n ya have some you'd part with. Please PM me. Thanks.

Rule number one: Nothing is ever normal in All-Star Wrestling. Rule number two: See rule number one.

You are a lucky man. I'd be happy just to tell him thank you and shake his hand let alone spend any amount of time with him, talking guns and the outdoors. JT in my estimation picked up where Elmer Keith left off.

John Taffin has done some great writing for many decades, contributing to our gunworld. His depth of experience and knowledge with handguns, especially revolvers and handloading for sixguns, surpasses remarkable. His knowledge and understanding of firearm history is an encyclopedia. It is my understanding he is just as fine a gentleman as ever was. He will be missed and considered one of the greats; his life's passions and works will carry on to hopefully educate and inspire future generations. Prayers to JT and his family.

Was shooting a Navy Arms BP frame 45 Colt 1873 this weekend when the gun locked up. Upon removing the cylinder I discovered the firing pin bushing was gone. I can find a part online (probably uses a Colt part?) but what is best way to install this? Send in to a gunsmith? Thanks for any helpful suggestions.

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Look at the Beretta 92s offered by Langdon Tactical. Ernest Langdon is a Marine vet and world class shooter who knows the Beretta platform incredibly well.

When will IRS be removed?

I heard that a little differently. One hundred percent of vegans... Die.

Bravo!

A small folding pocket knife is what cowboys used and still use. Easily fits in a vest pocket. Most of us who use a larger Bowie style knife do so for style and some of us will hang equipment from the handle, like a cartridge strip.

BCM is quality stuff.

Cowboy Carty does.

I believe that flashing your headlights has been ruled on in court as protected free speech.

If the deal falls through with Leroy Luck put me second in line for that chronograph.

Just curious why you are bumping your ad when someone said they would take your item? Is the item still for sale?

I vote for SBH hammers. They'll fix your issue. Did in my Vaqueros.

I have been watching High Plains Hud for several years. He is the CC around these parts who's been whuppin' the rest of us pretty consistently and by a stout margin. Why? Because he is smooth. He doesn't look "fast" until his time is read. What he does very well as a double duelist are his transitions. Very well done... almost natural. His hands are always doing something and he never wastes time. His movement on the stage is always done with purpose and never wasted. Find someone like I described and watch them carefully. They'll show you what needs to be done.