Knuckles Bandera #43963

I wanted to by my 12yr old sons a wall calendar for their room showing some the art of the late-great Fredrick Remington and can't seem to find any for 2017. It appears the last run of them was in 2013? I wonder of the calendar makers let the rights to the artwork expire? Any suggestions?

Grass Range....this documentary does a good job of explaining that dropping some knowledge for the bleeding hearts.

Really have enjoyed this quiet documentary (Netflix) about four young cowboys who decide to ride a string of barely-broke Mustangs from Mexico to Canada through the American West. I know some of this country they rode thru well and can vouch for how harsh and unforgiving it can be. Will for sure awaken the inner cowboy in everyone. https://youtu.be/uQmmaiWHYHQ

I just dropped off my new Uberti 66 with my local NC gunsmiths at Galloway Precision and will let them address that whole flimsy-tab JB Weld thing for me as well as overall slick job. By the way, these guys at Galloway P. did a great job on slicking up my Rossi 92 recently. I mostly go to them for work on my AR and pistols but they are doing a great job on my CAS gear! http://gallowayprecision.com/

I just got an Uberti 1866 Yellowboy today for Christmas and have been reading about that problem (mine is a .38spl). I have the 20" barrel....how can I identify which loading gate (screw size) to get? http://www.vtigunparts.com/store/shopdisplaycategories.asp?id=106&cat=Rifles I'll probably just find a local gunsmith to help me out.....

It's a real looker. Can't wait to try her out. I've heard about the problems with the 1866 loading gate with the lower calibers (like my 38spl). Do y'all think I should try and get that reinforced loading gate tab before I even try cycling the ammo? Has Uberti addressed this issue with the newer models? If it gets stuck, not sure what to do....?

Santa was good to me this year! I got the Uberti Model 1866 Yellowboy, in .38spl to match my pistols. I love my Rossi 92 but this is something else! What a beauty!

DING DING DING River Junction was the one! Thanks Bob!

I used to love ordering the catalog from this one company that sold all kinds of great stuff for SAS/CAS, etc. They had clothing from Wahmaker, Scully, etc as well as assorted dry goods and period-correct gear (I used to do some reenactment with the Arizona Rangers). Can't for the life of me remember the name of the company or if they're still around! I need to so some shopping for the missus!