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Preacherman

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About Preacherman

  • Birthday 07/12/1952

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    20408 Life
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    Southwest Florida Gunslingers, Gold Coast Gunslingers

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    Male
  • Location
    Fort Myers, FL
  • Interests
    Shootin', shootin' and more shootin'. Oh, and guns!

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  1. I will offer $800 for the open tops.  I know that is far from posting. Thank you for your consideration.  Doc Clint

     

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  2. IE Burstfire, it works great! for 44-40, 38-40, 45, .44 etc, but I lost my mind with an experiment on annealing .38 special. Well, it works, but the wheels on the Burstfire are too thick to do them right, .38s re too short. The flame gets too close to the wheels for my liking. So, I bought another one from a competitor.
  3. SPF - SKB 100 all done by Fast Eddie with mechanical trigger and .220 brass bead, 22" barrels for $1,750 Sold - Chiappa 1887 tuned by Slater with drop 2. 22" with .220 brass bead, stock shortened. Includes Fast Load carrier, choke tubes, book. $1,450 Pair of Cimarron 1872 Open Tops, 38 Special, 5.5". Upgrades include plunger style handspring, Wolf springs, Arbor fixed/adjusted, another pair of "thinned" grip panels, timed. $950 Pietta 1860 Army .44, 8" New in the box. $250 Burstfire automatic annealing machine with case prep feature. $260 Pictures are below. Thanks for looking! Preacherman
  4. You packin' light this year? Glad to hear, but you never know what you'll need.
  5. I'm so proud of you Yaz!! Congratulations!
  6. Yes indeed! We're so proud of you! He burned it down.
  7. My 38-40 brass, I bought new starline. The splitting neck problem started on the 3rd or 4th go round. I also got a machine so it isn't hard or terribly time consuming. But it works for me, like Tequila said.
  8. Well, I started annealing sort of out of necessity when probably 1 out of 4 of my 38-40 brass were splitting at the neck. Too expensive and hard to get otherwise. I'm lazy, but it made a believer out of me. Try it you'll like it! If you have the time.
  9. Well, I did an experiment on 38 spec brass and annealed some to see if it made a difference. It does. It will have much less blow back and dirt, maybe half. This is with smokeless mind you. Is it worth it? It is for me, I hate dirt! Hope that this helps some.
  10. EOT table #36 Sold - Dillon 550 complete for 38/357 (no dies), large & small primers $525 Burstfire annealing Machine and case prep (on top) $260 Misc stuff, Glock aftermarket barrels, 17, 19, 26 Marbles sights
  11. OK, I talked with Lee and to make a long story short, this is too complicated to work well on my 1885 so I will pass on this. Thanks a million for your patience and understanding! Preacherman
  12. Oh my! My heart breaks for you Chance. Will be praying for you. I am really sad and don't know what to say.
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