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- Birthday April 8
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I've been shooting a single trigger for two years at two matches a month, plus annual regional matches and Bordertown and have had zero problems with mine. KCM
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Recent Uberti '73 Short RIfle (20" octagonal barrel) with full PGW ultra short stroke.
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I had a friend that had two Wilsons. A Protector and CQB. The CQB was not as accurate as it should have been (4+ inch groups at 15 yards). Three 1911 shooters tried this piece all with the same results. While at the range, the Protector locked up with a live round in the chamber and no amount of effort could get the piece unlocked. Disassembly required very careful attention to muzzle discipline obviously and wasn't easy. I've also seen some that have run just fine. For my money, I would buy a Les Baer. If it doesn't need to be 'custom', I would go with a Kimber first, Springfield
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Prayers to you both.
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I’d love to hear a report from someone that’s handled or shot the Iver Johnson. KCM
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Good point.
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I recently saw information on the Iver Johnson Coach Gun and was wondering what people think of it for this game. It looks nice, but does it work? I'm currently shooting a Stoeger and TOZ-66. Put down your sarsaparilla and let me know what you think pardners.
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Cz coach gun, best gunsmith?
Kansas City Munny replied to Roanoke Rifleman, SASS #30256's topic in SASS Wire
I shoot a Stoeger and TOZ-66. I have honed and polished the chambers of both. I've found that STS hulls shuck cleanly out of both, but AAs don't always. I bought a checker from Coyote Carson here in CA and found that all new boxes of AAs have 5-10 that don't fall free from the checker, so use the other end of the tool to work the ends a bit. Problem solved. -
6.0 Gr. with a Bear Creek 185 Gr. RNFP. Work great in my NMVs and Uberti '73 Short Rifle.
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Looking for rifle and shotgundust covers
Kansas City Munny replied to Oklahoma Krude's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
Rugged Gear also sells them in sets of three. Really nice quality. -
Ground breaking feat by a truly incredible pilot.
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Is This a Worn Extractor? - Uberti '73
Kansas City Munny replied to Kansas City Munny's topic in SASS Wire
I haven't had any stovepipes or other malfunctions and clean the thing after every match. Not a complete tear down mind you, but a basic cleaning including soaking the bolt/extractor with Hoppes then rinsing with Gun Scrubber. I'm guessing this just may have not been properly heat treated at the factory. Hopefully, the C&I will provide many rounds of service. KCM -
Is This a Worn Extractor? - Uberti '73
Kansas City Munny replied to Kansas City Munny's topic in SASS Wire
Hells Comin, I'm using Starline brass and have been since this rifle was new. Springfield Slim, The extractor moves freely up and down. The down is being handled by gravity rather than any spring action. KCM -
Is This a Worn Extractor? - Uberti '73
Kansas City Munny replied to Kansas City Munny's topic in SASS Wire
Probably between 2,000-3,000 I'd say. Purchased the rifle new in April 2019. I've been shooting two matches a month since, as well as a regional, state match and Bordertown. It's been box stock until last weekend. -
Is This a Worn Extractor? - Uberti '73
Kansas City Munny replied to Kansas City Munny's topic in SASS Wire
I just ordered the C&I extractor. Looks like I'll be shooting the '92 this weekend...