Springfield Slim SASS #24733

What do the sear tips on the triggers look like, an end view? That is the important part of them. The new hammer notch certainly looks undercut, makes for a heavy pull.

I have a tool affliction also, and have 2 of these. Works well, and with this I don't have to worry so much about my shells fitting all of the shotguns we use and extracting properly. Boggus Deal, I have a broken shell holder I could send you for you to take measurements from, and would willingly pay for a new one if you decide to make some.

What it probably really is, is that the bore of the rifle where the bolt rides has worn enough so the the bolt is higher in the back and will no longer push the hammer back far enough to get it to totally engage the trigger. Shortening the trigger has always fixed this for me. Best you use a sear jig, though, or you will have a too light or too heavy trigger pull. Hammers on Uberti's are pretty hard, and rarely wear out. And if the trigger had worn it would just engage earlier and not have the " hammer won't cock" problem. Unless the trigger face has worn enough that it just won't keep engagement with the hammer, but I haven't found this to be true most of the time.

Watab: I don't rent out any rooms at my house so I don't have any "boarders" to defend against any invaders, Cicadas or otherwise. You might want to read the story again also.

If I am at Home Depot, and everything I have has a bar code, I'll self check-out. But Safeway, forget it, I'm not looking up every dang fruit and vegetable, takes forever.

Original Magma air cylinder set-up or something else?

If I wasn't so far away I would have taken them myself. My wife shoots my 7.5" barreled versions but shorter would be better for her.

Rooster: Buy a 44 Sp reamer and they will work fine, I did it. It just cuts a few thou longer in the chambers, something Uberti did later themselves.

Try this guy, he makes dies for Stars, apparently. I had a .511 die made by Magma years ago, so the material is there. https://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?466764-Star-dies-punches-locknuts-W-set-screws

Funny how we didn't "need" Big Lube bullets to get the job done, and yet 4 different people came up with the same idea independently, and they became a very sought after product. Snakebite 38, PRS 45, 44 MAV and the J/P 45, although truth be told that was altered by DD from the original design. I don't "need" 4 different sets of guns to shoot SASS. I don't "need" who knows how many different outfits to shoot in. I don't "need" 8 different motorcycles. But it works for me, and this is America, where I have the right to do so, as long as it doesn't interfere with others rights. So, don't tell me what "we" don't need. Just come up with a better product and/or idea and I'm sure you will dominate the market. If not, then maybe there is a "need" for Big Lubes, and I hope Dallas manages to fill this need. I know I will continue to cast them for myself and my daughter, as I have no "need" to look elsewhere for something that works well for us.

Since LEE made all of the original Big Lube bullets, including the PRS, MAV Dutchman, Snakebite, EPP-UG, 44Slim and 45Slim, DD-ROA, J/P 45 and pretty much everything DD ever sold, they could possibly re-cut them. But it will probably take a batch order to make it worth it.

FWIW, Dick Dastardly never sold Big Lube bullets, only moulds. 12 or so years ago there were 4 bullet makers, but all are now out of the business. Here's hoping Dallas can work out the kinks and supply all the BP shooters out there, as he is needed.

Sure wish they were 5.5" barrels, or even 7.5".

Hand casting or machine casting mould?

And Midway doesn't show any California restrictions as it is a Black Powder ONLY revolver.