[Care of BP Shotgun Choke Tubes]

Thanks for the help, everyone.  I was planning on using synthetic grease on the tube threads, as Eyesa said, but may try a dab of anti seize.  (Problem is that I get that dang stuff everywhere and all over everything whenever I try to use it!)

 

I sincerely appreciate the advice!

 

--Doc Altman

[Care of BP Shotgun Choke Tubes]

I have a new-to-me Charles Daly 512 that I'd like to use when I shoot black powder.  My only concern is that it has removable choke tubes and I'm not sure how to care for them when shooting BP.  Any insight would be appreciated.

Thanks!

 

--Doc Altman

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8 hours ago, Boolit Boomer said:

Doc, this is awesome. You can send to:

 

Mike Henderson 

123 Landwood Ave 

Greenville, SC 29607

 

Thanks, Boomer 

Boomer, I'll drop them by the post office this morning.

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3 minutes ago, Boolit Boomer said:

Hey Doc, I could  use the space parts.

Thanks, Boomer 

Boomer, tell me (PM) where to send them and I'll try to get them out tomorrow.

--Doc

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Orphan Ruger Old Army small parts and springs looking for a home.

 

Ran across these in a box of old parts last night.  I shot a Ruger Old Army through my college years (wish I still had it!) back in the early 80s.  I'd ordered a supply of spare small parts and springs from Ruger.  If I can read the postage correctly, they arrived from Ruger back in 1983.  Anyway, looks like I have the following:

 

XR-46     Cylinder Latch Spring

XR-41      Hammer Plunger

XR-43     Hammer Plunger Spring

XR-50A   Pawl Spring

XR-51       Pawl Spring Plunger

XR-38      Trigger Plunger

........and maybe another part or two.

 

I'd be happy to send these to someone who shoots an Old Army.

PM me your mailing address and I'll get them out to you.

 

--Doc