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Rillito Red

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  1. 1966 movie with LEE MARVIN BURT LANCASTER ROBERT RYAN. The cards are good grade with just a bit of wear on the edges, very small pinholes. 11" x 14". $50 shipped CONUS.
  2. Lumpy should be chiming in soon with the correct answer😆
  3. I thought it was measured to the end of the chamber. I could be wrong, I often am.
  4. Sold Last of the cowboy guns I'm selling. Brazilian Stoeger has been slicked up and the auto-safety disabled. I got it used about 20 years ago. Was a back-up gun, mostly with black powder. 20" barrels. Fore stock split during a stage and was field glued back together (80 grain loads will do that). Lots of gun cart and handling dings. Not pretty, but functions fine. $350 shipped. Add $25 if your FFL needs it sent by another FFL.
  5. If your buddy is still looking for a shotgun I have a double trigger Stoeger Coach gun for $325 shipped from me to his FFL. It's not pretty. Mostly used as a spare with lots of gun cart marks. The fore stock split (80 grain black powder can do that) and field repaired with Gorilla Glue. Functions perfectly. Auto safety removed.
  6. I have one.  Picked it up last year and it is just too different from my Piettas.  Wish I'd seen the one you sold last week in time. 

    Don't know the history, got it from Daniel Dodge.  Someone put a spacer in it and thinned down the mainspring for some reason, so it wouldn't fire any caps.  I trimmed a SAA spring to fit and it seems to work fine now.

    Let me know if you need other pictures.

    $295 USPS Flat Rate insured.  I think you can still ship them USPS, if not let me know how we have to do it now.

     

    Red

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    1. Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329

      Prairie Dawg, SASS #50329

      Hi:

      Thanks for the response, but yours is not the one I am looking  for.

      The one I want is built on the smaller .31 frame, with a step in the cylinder to accommodate a 36 caliber ball. 

      Thank you though.

      --Dawg

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  7. Original 1889 vintage, cut down barrel, bore too big to cut threads for a choke. The favorite local shotgun targets were 2" and 3" steel pipes that you had to knock over. 60 grains wouldn't do it. Ended up with 83 grains black with a modified shot cup to keep it together. Worked great and everybody on the posse felt the boom!
  8. I once loaded up a batch of cartridges for my standard broomhandle with Triple 7. It cycled well enough that I used it in an early Wild Bunch match.
  9. I did lose a screw from an original about 12 years ago. It was between stages, and I spent the entire lunch break covering the ground with a borrowed 5 lb magnet (thanks Fiddletown). Finally found it in time to shoot the afternoon stages. Original screws were custom fit, off the shelf ones need to be fitted. The new guns have standard screws (I know this because I'm a slow learner).
  10. I always thought he was the good guy in Posse. Or maybe the least bad guy.
  11. I used a full buckhorn with a Beaches' front sight on a carbine for a while. The double ring was real fast for target acquisition and I never missed with it. Should have kept them when I sold the gun:(
  12. They have been showing episodes on Sundays, but it looks like they are shifting to Saturdays come the new year. I get the channel on Dish. They are also showing The Restless Gun with John Payne.
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