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I'm just curious if the TC73 9mm rifle (Made in the USA) uses the same parts as other 73s so it can be short-stroked.

And for those that drove their application down, there’s less traffic on Sundays. 😆

I just had a Pietta -- Great Western II, and it didn't have a transfer bar. It was new, from Pietta. It did have a two-position cylinder pin.

I use SMG. Or have the repair FFL send you a label and charge you for it.

Got almost the same.

I wouldn’t. My dad was an irrational drunk most of the time. And, the neighbor kids would have told on me long before I got home with any gun.

Our bank just added Zelle but they warn to only use it on face to face and trusted people.

I don't know if you checked eBay, but generally, that's where I find back issues.

Some companies such as Standard Mfg, spray their guns with lacquer. Lacquer should bond well with previous layers of lacquer.

Perhaps it’s because your email is in your signature…

As much as it pains me, until the VA figures out what to do with my knees, I won't be attending.

Nope. Just go as fast as you can go. There are videos on YouTube.

I had one that worked well until I accidentally shot it. The remote head is nice, and this is a bargain.

No. Park West in South Dakota.

There is a new industry of people searching for copyright violations. Some of the magazines I write have been hit with this because we assume something is in the public use domain. Now, if I need an old photo I have to list where I got it such as the Library of Congress or the Smithsonian. The editors prefer I take my own photos.

It's in your public profile. Anyone can see it right now. You should remove it.

I think we also need to be mindful of what we post in forums. I often see members posting their contact information in threads. It doesn't take much detective work for a scammer to find that information and use it to contact the person or impersonate someone else. Scammers can make their phone numbers appear as someone else so I would bet that the same thing can be done with emails.

I told him I didn't deal with scammers. He said he could send me a driver's license to show he was not a scammer! Then he got banned so that means I got the last word in!!!

Same here. gave an email of spencepjason@gmail.com

He is a regular on the Coltforum. He seems legit there.

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Actually deleting listings is more work than someone just marking their listing SOLD. Many of us prefer that the items remain so we know how to price our items. Some don't feel that way.

There's another scammer on GunBroker offering vintage Colt SAAs. Selling guns using old photos off other boards. He claims to accept money orders but once the auction is over he demands Zelle or PayPal. Total scammer. Username: dinoden

Bullets can vary a few grains while casting so either should be close. I would split the difference between the load data for the 185 and the 200 and stay on light side until you’ve made sure there isn’t an issue. And it would best to ask this question in the Wire, not the classifieds from six years ago.

He was here 7 hours ago. Maybe he isn't wise to using the forum. You may want to tag him in the rifle ad to see if he responds.