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Pee Wee #15785

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About Pee Wee #15785

  • Birthday 07/15/1945

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    15785

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    Male
  • Location
    suburb of Indianapolis
  • Interests
    wood working and the boss-Kit Kat, Kate all 5 lbs of her, BP .38-55, BP .45-70

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  1. I need a set of side plates for a Winchester 1873 made by Miroku!
  2. Have used cavalry holsters since 1999. When shooting 2-3 matches a month I was never called on the twest draw. It is as safe as any draw done right.
  3. The knife carried would depend on the time and gun/guns carried/used. Cap and ball guns a larger knife was carried as reloading was slower. If you were a town person a pocket knife was more likely carried. Once cartage guns came on the market the belt knife got smaller or went away. The knife size would also depend on if you were by yourself or with a group. Weight was a big factor on equipment carried.
  4. Yo Pee Wee;

    I will have you send your 44-40 carrier to me for the fix, I usually charge a fix at $35.00 [plus shipping of $7.50.   Usually from time I receive and send back to you takes around 3-5 day give or take USPS

    shipping to me:     My E-Mail :  jgp3749@cox.net

    My address

    Joe Pompa 13814 N. Whispering Lake Dr.

    Sun City, Arizona 85351

    Phone # (623)693-3424

    Please send your phone number and E-Mail to me.

  5. SASS ALIAS: PeeWee SASS #: 15785 Wherec am I from: Roy Rogers home town but live in Indianapolis How long shooting CAS: Shoot first match outside Janesville, WI in a corn field in 1997 joined SASS in 1999 I am on left, son-in-law on rt
  6. Interesting post. Any other shooters having problems with the trigger???? I am looking at getting 3 for my Marlins. .32 H&R Mag, .44 mag, and .45 Colt
  7. History lesson: Some late model 1866’s was chambered for the .44 WCF, not many. My grandson at 12 took his first deer with a Yellow boy in .44 WCF shooting a full case of black (about 32 gr compressed) behind a Big Lube 200gr LRNFP lead. About 80 yards, it dropped in its track. He has take one when 13 and 14. At 15 he was in hospital with appendicitis.
  8. could I have a copy? warren5421@indy.rr.com
  9. I have 2 nickeled, bad job, 3rd gen with black powder frames, consec serial numbers, .44 WCF, 5 1/2 barrels. One has 3 cylinders, 2 with 1st gen taper in .44 WCF and .44 SP and one .44 WCF with no taper. The other only has the two tapered cylinders. Each have over 20,000 rounds, all black powder, through them before I started using 4 2nd gen Colt 1851's and 2 Colt 2 gen stainless consec serial numbered 1860's. Unless my son is shooting the Colt SAA's stay at home. He likes his 7 1/2" blued USFA's in .44 WCF better.
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