Rooster Ron Wayne

I thought it was really good ! Too long for the second season to come out like everything.

Free Bump for a Beautiful Rifle ! I have personally done business with Dusty Morningwood and He is a good guy to deal with .

Wow Great Deal !

I sanded and sanded and it took a wile to get it to fit my hand correctly.

RIP Pard . Prayers out for Family and friends.

Best way to do it . Off the gun on a loader and wipe it down between cylinders .

Here is a few pics I have on my phone till I get back home .

https://youtu.be/TpsIq5sn5PE?si=P9wvU6ODai8M9z6S

That's a Chevy Ford Dodge question. It all depends on who you ask . And what you want it for . I am a Winchester Man . I'm a Marlin Fan . I love my Brass Henry's . I have owned my Savage 99 for 40 years . Enjoy the one you get first ' But it's harder then you think to only have one lol . Rooster

Heres Johnny !

Short of full load APP fff Sub BP . Lee cast 150gr gas check bullet. Any Primers I have on hand . Good for 100 yards or less . My go too load with BP Or 10gr Unique with same bullet. Rooster

Any 2.3/4 12g plastic hull i can pick up , APP fff 40g charge a gray plastic wad . 7/8 load of shot . All loaded on a Lee load all . Shoot the barrels with a shot of Ballistol and push a sheet of paper towel down the barrel. Wipe down gun with Ballistol and a rag . Done ! It's not black magic or rocket science. Rooster

Back when I started In Cowboy Action Shooting. Deuce Steven's was waiting on me at a local gun store. I was buying a used Winchester 9422 rifle . Deuce asked me if I knew about Cowboy Action Shooting ? I never heard of it . And as we talked and I was doing my paperwork. He showed me some YouTube videos of them Shooting a match. I went and watched him shoot that weekend at a local club and I was hooked . I actually owned most everything needed to play the game except a gun cart . I built a gun cart that weekend and was Shooting the next weekend. I had a Rossi 92 in 44 magnum and Two Blackhawk 44 magnum revolvers with a Stoeger SxS 12g . I still use the same cart today . I shot with them guns for the first three years . I have bought all different kinds of Rifles and pistols over the years but I always keep Shooting 44 magnum or Special 44 Russian or 44/40's . I know own 1860's 66's , 73's , 92's , 94's Marlin's & Henry's all in 44's I own Blackhawks , Vaqueros Cattleman's, Opentops , S&W No3's , Remington's Ubertie's and Pietta's . Shotguns in Winchester, Rossi , Stoeger, Steven,aAnd a 87 or two & So on all in 12g . It becomes a addiction ! I tell everyone who wants to start . Start with what you got , Up grade if or when you can . Just come join the fun . Many of us have lots of extras to help someone in need or a New shooter . We need to help bring more people to the game and Not drive them away with saying you have to have this or that to play the game . Come with what you got . Just come ! Rooster

Cowboy Christmas Tree !

Marry Christmas to All! Rooster

You can't fix stupid

92's & 86's are cartridge length sensitive. On my 92's in 44 I can run Special just as fast a Magnum's . But you have to load them long . So my 44 Specials run 200g RNFP and instead of crimping at the crimp groove. I crimp at the top first lube groove . Works just as well as 44 Mag cartridge. Can Not run 44 Russian at all in the 92. The cartridge is just way to short . I run the 44 Russian cartridges in my 73 with a Smith shop short carrier , and that works great . We always want to recreat the wheel . But there is limits on the size of what will work or not work . Rooster

Nice set of guns . Once you put a name on them , No body really wants them . Good luck with your sale .

I'm happy with mine stock out of the box . This is me playing with my stock 87 the first time out with it . Cowboy loads first run . Slugs second run . https://youtube.com/shorts/hQdePdgjW-Y?feature=share

I will take it . Pm on the way . Rooster

A few pics of the Brotherhood of The Traveling 1858 Box from Pietta. #pietta_firearms #pietta-emf You can check out my YouTube and Rumble Videos at BigRooster616

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I will take them PM on it way

20" would be better for Cowboy Action. 24" would be better for Hunting and longer range plinking . If you don't know that your ever going to be able to get into Cowboy Action Shooting for sure . Then I myself would go with the 24" . It would be better for everything else and you still can use it for Cowboy Action Shooting Even Cowboy Long Range Lever Gun ! You would have a do it all lever gun in one gun ! Got to love that . I have several 19" Carbine guns . Several 20" Rifle guns . And two 24" Rifle guns . If I could one have One. I would keep my 24" Rifle! Rooster