Palmetto Traveller

At one time T Bone Dooley made flat triggers for a 66.

I've slicked up a 410 from Yildiz for a pard's grand daughter and found it to be a very nice gun for the $$. Not too difficult to work on and very usable once done.

+1 on the Yildiz from Academy Sports. Less than $500 and not too difficult to slick up.

Do you still have any of the 15lb shorter springs that used to be included in the set?

Such great news for everyone. Prayers continuing for Schoolmarm You, and Imis.

I don't frequent the wire so I'm just now learning of this. So sorry for all you've both been through. Prayers for you and Schoolmarm for continued improvement and complete healing my friend.

Congratulations to both of you. Well done!

Kitty and I have been fortunate enough to get to know them over the years. All great folks.

I'd be willing to bet the nurses took her bullhorn away from her and had to show how to work the Nurse Call button. Get well quick Darlin!

The one pc mod features a single pc firing pin that extends through the firing pin extension as well as the bolt eliminating the extra "step" in the travel. Less mass to move so less energy required. On a stock setup the hammer strikes the firing pin extension which then impacts the bolt.(2 pcs between the hammer and the primer.) It's kinda like taking out the transfer bar and modifying the hammers so the hammer directly strikes the firing pin on a Vaquero.

It's interesting the specs say it comes in a "black" finish yet the pics clearly show a stainless steel firearm.

The extra light can be too light to consistently set off non federal primers. If I remember correctly it is more designed for rifles with the one pc firing pin mod such as the one by Snake Oil George. I have this mod on my rifle and would highly recommend it.

Hey Larry, I'll take them. Bring them to the Greenville Gunfighters match next weekend please sir. Thanks, Traveller

Online registration and votes are in for Kitty and I. Looking forward to the match. Traveller

I've used it frequently in my 38s for pistols, rifle and shotgun shells without any problems whatsoever. You gotta love all the smoke and fire.