Ranger Dan

Pair of 4.58 inch 44-40s. Blackhawk hammers, wolf springs, Altamont grips.

They look nice. Very expensive though, and only black or white.

Yes, that is exactly how it works. Knockdowns are scored as hits when down, doesn't matter how. Wind could blow them down or an errant pistol shot could hit them. Without a "dump target" to place the remaining rounds on, the shooter is left with "safely down range".

I also used Penn bullets 180gr TC 44 cal. Loved them, no one else made them. Been out of them since early last year. Don't see them on your website?

Clarksville Crew will be there. Thank you RSE... Ha, I beat Imis to the post

Beautiful tribute to a fine unit. I served in the 1/10 Cavalry at Ft Carson in 1985. Of the several Cav units I served in, the 1/10 Buffalo Soldiers was the proudest of their heritage.

short answer, nope.

I had same problem with same gun (El Patron). Sent back to Uberti, they returned it, still had same issue. Cylinder failing to lock up, probably a timing or bolt not seating properly in the cylinder. Only happened about every 10 to 15 times and only when attempting to fire it fast. Even the gunsmith at the shop I bought it at tested and agreed it was defective, but would not fix it as it was under warranty and Uberti wouldn't fix it either. Traded it back in for a Cattleman that didn't do that. Added: eventually it will stop close enough to set off a round that is not aligned with the barrel and spray lead back at you. Not good.

Leatherman multi-tool rag small gunsmiths screw driver set small spray can of ballistoil small bottle of CLP spare firing pin for rifles shotshell checker shotgun chamber swab squib rod extra ear plugs cryin towel cleaning kit stays in the truck have never needed to clean guns at a 2 day 12 stage match at the most I'll run a snake through the shotgun barrels

Appeals Court Blocks California Law Banning Firearms in Public Places | The Gateway Pundit | by Cristina Laila It's called the 9th circus for a reason. Now it's back to blocking the law from going into effect.

The only thing rarer than a 44-40 vaquero is a pair of 44-40 cylinders to convert your 44 magnums to 44-40. Good luck. I spent several years trying to find a match for my 44-40 4.62 inch Vaquero. Finally just bought a 7.5 inch and swapped the barrel off a 4.62 44 magnum.

Hey CW, TN Gun Country had some Fed SPP on the shelf last week.