Two Shoots

Hi Dee, No, I did not raise the muzzle prior to firing. In fact, just the opposite. The rounds were transported to the range in an ammo box, primer end up. They stayed in that position until loading. When loading the pistol, the barrel was pointed down not quite vertical, and then brought up horizontal and fired. Pistol rounds were 38 spl, with Missouri Bullet 105 grain "Cowboy 16" Hi Tek, 1.46" OAL.

I did some testing last year with PP in 38 spl. 2.7 grains with a 105 grain bullet, fired from a 4.6" pistol, avg. vel 726 FPS. All same except 2.6 grains of powder, 686 avg. From a rifle with 125 grain bullet 2.7 grains was 882 FPS average, and 2.6 was 875 FPS.

Piston Kleen works good on stainless cylinders and brass carriers. I've not used it on blued finishes. https://orisonmarketing.com/products/piston-kleen™?srsltid=AfmBOopRPl6qmPnj-_DEfq-GTFppboU6Bfi7JTp6MOPIJV2iZH8Xso7m

Sold pending funds. Thank you!!

Very clean "LNIB" Oliver Winchester Commemorative model 1894 in 38-55. Gold colored and engraved receiver, with very few marks. This 40 year old rifle has obviously spent most of its life in a safe. Includes original box. $1,250.00, buyer pays actual shipping. Must accept shipping from individual.

The outfit in Germany has a few Miroku parts. Shipping and communications are slow due to the distance and time zone difference but they're fairly responsive. https://www.theduke.de/en/productcategories/gun-accessories/spare-parts/winchester-en-6/page/3/

High Plains Hud. Great CC and pard!

It is with profound sadness that we share the news of the passing of our dear friend Burdon Reinke aka Asa Smith, who passed away last evening. Burdon was a beloved husband, friend and a long time Powder Creek Cowboy. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.