Kid Rich
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I would have notified ATF and Law enforcement immediately.
kR
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Missouri Lefty does not double cock.
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The main springs from Taylors are not as heavy as OEM and you have to do little if any spring reduction to make them serviceable. I bought the extra length fp's for our rifles.
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That, right there, says more than I can put into words.
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I go to the local (65 miles away) exchange once in a while and there prices are usual higher than what I can buy stuff elsewhere for.
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The shorter the barrel the less time it will have to rise. In one of the rifles I have a 205g bullet moving at 2500 fps will be 18" high at 100 yds, compared to a 147g bullet moving at 2900 fps. So yes, how much difference depends on barrel length, velocity etc.
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My Mernicle rig was built for NM Vaqueros. I use it for Uberti, Pietta, NMV and old model Vaqueros. I had to use a little holster lube for the OMV's but every thing else works fine.
kR
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Several things you can check. The bolt face-make sure it has not become peened by many primers being hit, it may be that the fp hole is closed a little. Firing pin channel- clean it with a good cleaner and a pipe cleaner. Also check the fp spring it may be a little stronger than needed. Mainspring may be weak from years of use. Check the hammer to make sure crud is not between it and the frame. FP extension- make sure it is clean as well as the channel it runs in. Check to make sure your primary main spring screw is tight. ALL of these parts have to be free of crud and properly lubed in order for that little primer to go bang.
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Headlights?
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Sad part is some of us have to shoot with the pards that are wantin to give p's and misses.
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Are those Uberti or Pietta? If Uberti are they 4 click?
kR
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16 hours ago, Driftwood Johnson, SASS #38283 said:
Howdy
I have been using Schuetzen for many years now. As others have reported it tends to burn a little bit cleaner than Goex. I believe this is because Schuetzen uses a better grade of charcoal than Goex. I used to use FFg in shotgun and 45-70, and FFFg in 45 Colt and 44-40. These days I use FFg in everything, just to keep things simple. Expect to get somewhere between 60 fps to 100 fps less velocity with FFg than FFFg, all other things (like how much you use) being equal.
As others have said, just fill up the case and compress it a little bit, I like to compress between 1/16" - 1/8". You will never notice much velocity difference in CAS. Long range, precision 45-70 is a different story.
I made up this handy chart years ago. It shows the actual weight of various powders I have used over the years with the standard volumes in Cubic Centimeters that I use most often in cartridges. 2.2CC is what I use in 45 Colt and 44-40. Note that 2.2CC of Elephant FFg (no longer available) weighed significantly more than 2.2CC of Scheutzen.
Again, just pour in enough so that it is compressed by the bullet by about 1/16" - 1/8" and don't worry about the velocity.
Just a guess but the Elephant probably weighs more than the Schuetzen because of the fines in it. When I shot a lot of long range ML we used to sock the powder to get rid of the fines. Also made it shoot a lot cleaner.
kR
PS good to hear from you Driftwood.
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On 3/26/2024 at 1:07 PM, Sedalia Dave said:
I would love to trade my .427 for a .429
Might happen Dave, if you can find it.
kR
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On 3/26/2024 at 10:38 AM, La Sombra said:
Check your PMs.
La Sombra
Keep lookin.
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PM sent.
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10 hours ago, PowderRiverCowboy said:
When the Marines get there they will find the Sea Bees there building them a firebase.
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10 hours ago, watab kid said:
pretty sure , im pretty sure i dont know what that one looks like
tamarak is the one up here that looks like a pine but is actually deciduous
If you go look at that "tamarak" for about 15 to 20 minutes you will discover it is indeed a hackmatack.
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8 hours ago, Imis Twohofon,SASS # 46646 said:
I happen to know the location of the BEST banana pudding in Tennessee, TW knows where it is so they may be out of fixins at this time.
Imis
Bell Buckle Cafe?
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7 hours ago, watab kid said:
hmmmmm , seen one palm tree, seen them all , , ...kinda like pines up here save for that one thats a tamarack
Are you sure that wasn't a hackmatack?
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19 hours ago, J-BAR #18287 said:
I prefer this, too.Whatever you choose to lube threads with, remember it doesn't take a whole lot. If you coat the threads all the way around, the excess will get squeezed out when the nipple is seated into the cylinder and could cause problems. I use a Q-tip to wipe a smear on one side of the threads. The lube gets distributed completely around when the nipple gets screwed into place. Never had a frozen nipple even after shooting several months of matches without removing nipples for cleaning.
That is way more than I use.
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The best Hot Sauce I have ever had was made by a great SASS shooter when she and her husband owned a couple of Mexican restaurants in Maine. Some of ya'll might remember Stormy Shooter.
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Years ago in Myrtle Beach SC there was a restaurant called Dirty Dick's. A year or so later the name had been changed to Dick's.
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Lucas #2 red grease, bout the same as Mobil. Only have 8 cap guns, never had a problem.
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I know a couple of 6 year old girls that shoot cowboy.
kR
Mirakou Winchester lever springs
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Miroku has been that way since the first ones came out.
kR