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23 hours ago, Nimble Fingers SASS# 25439 said:
I agree, back when the 92 JW Commemorative came out I got it and was going to get a .44 mag replacement barrel for it to shoot .44 special and a well known cowboy gunsmith in West Palm Beach named Nelson asked me why I would replace the barrel when he could ream it to fit .44 special cartridges instead? And since it is the same steel that is used for the .44 mag rifle barrel there would be no issue. I have used it in many a shoot back then at my club and no one mentioned including Nelson that it was against any rules.
So please Rooster let me know the rule(s) that prohibit it?Just unsafe practice to use incorrect ammo in a gun it is not chamberd to use .
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The one and only that is in my collection is now about 20 years old also .
7.5 barrel in 44WCF Cartridge.
Slick as snot with about a 2pd trigger pull .
I could not ask for much better .
Rooster.
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some more Uberti parts to the rescue.
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Just because it won't harm the rifle ,dont mean it should be done.
Or even allowed in the game .
Its NOT even close in being the correct ammunition for the gun .
I could see someone getting a match DQ for doing such a thing.
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No it's not even close to the right size cartridge.
I load 44R 44S 44M and 44-40
You will just damage the brass .
You won't hurt the gun itself .
Rooster
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Brian Pearce and Sons
The Pearce Brothers YouTube channel .
https://youtu.be/UCxFnj-jqWw?si=bp7saRN_hMURwBG-
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Happy birthday Pard .
May you have many many more .
God bless
Rooster
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On 3/5/2026 at 8:00 AM, The Original Lumpy Gritz said:
Been run'n these for almost 25 yrs .
You can get a no t'bar version.
Hay Lumpy are these pretty much drop in parts ?
Looks like a nice setup you can install yourself for the most part.
Rooster
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12 hours ago, Highwall said:
I took my new Pietta 1873 45 Colt to the range today since the weather was complimentary.
Actually it did quiite well but no matter how much I shoot it, it's still not a Colt or Ruger.
You get what you pay for. ☹️
Is your Pietta a Great Western ll Pietta ?
I have found them to be excellently built guns myself.
They even are running the Ruger style plunger on the hand instead of the Colt style spring .
Rooster
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Has anyone seen this lately ?
Just wondering where it might end up next ?
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God Speed 🙏
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APP should Not be compressed per APP.
I usually load APP to the bottom of the bullet seated in place .
Plenty of smoke lol really 🤣😂🤣
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That's a black powder with black powder loading.
A true duplex loading is Smokeless powder with black powder.
This is Not allowed in SASS .
Although if done properly.
Its very clean & safe to do.
You just can not do it in SASS.
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5 hours ago, Brett Black said:
Thats a good deal on that loader Rooster .
Long time No see Pard .
You still got that sweet cabin ?
We need to shoot together again .
BB
Mr.Black
Long time no see .
How have you been?
Yes I still have my cabin property.
I would love for you to come up and shoot this summer if you are around.
My number has not changed.
Give me a holler.
Rooster
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I got a extra Mec Jr 12g I will sell you for 125.00 plus shipping.
And it will never matter again how much shells sell for .
Rooster
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Good information for everyone to know if you already dont know .
And a good reminder for them that do know .
Thank you Lawdog
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On 2/28/2026 at 12:56 AM, Fargo Bill, SASS #4942 said:
Have a Uberti Cattleman that when it is not cocked and you pull the trigger it acts like the beginning of a double action.
Unfortunately I dont understand what your asking
Can you explain it any different ?
Rooster
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Im some what interested in it ,
Is it a real short rifle or a cut down short rifle ?
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Im the new caretaker of a beautiful
in SASS Wire
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There is a big difference in cleaning and making something functional and stopping the deterioration vs restoration.
Im cleaning it fixing what is broken to stop the deterioration and making the firearm safe to function.