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Looking for a 1887 with action work done by one of the reputable 1887 gunsmiths to reliably load 2.  Not interested in PW87s or Chiappas.  Not interested in factory/stock guns, or a finicky 1887 that could load two with the right technique.  Only interested in match ready '87s.  Let me know what you have sitting in your safe that you've been neglecting, who did the work (which modification), and how much you want to ship it to Alabama.  Thanks.

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41 minutes ago, Cpt Dan Blodgett, SASS #75655 said:

1 800 Tom Lassiter is the answer that and one of the new cimmaron guns. He did my IAC prolly 16 years ago it is bullet proof.

Good info, but it ain't what he asked.   Sigh.

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I called Lassiter, but being a talented man in high demand, he’s backed up until November or December - and I would still need an ‘87 shipped to me (to buy), then shipped to him for action work, and then shipped back to me. That’s a lot of shipping I’d prefer to avoid, if able. 

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On 8/5/2026 at 3:47 PM, Muggins said:

Looking for a 1887 with action work done by one of the reputable 1887 gunsmiths to reliably load 2.  Not interested in PW87s or Chiappas.  Not interested in factory/stock guns, or a finicky 1887 that could load two with the right technique.  Only interested in match ready '87s.  Let me know what you have sitting in your safe that you've been neglecting, who did the work (which modification), and how much you want to ship it to Alabama.  Thanks.

 

Contact Eric Slater at Slater's in House Guns.  He is an excellent 87 gunsmith and dealer for the new Cimarron 87s.

 

865-591-5129   or:  slatersihg@gmail.com

 

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I spoke with Slater last week as well. It’s definitely a viable route for getting a new, slicked up ‘87.  I figured I’d at least ask and see if there were any members that were tired of having an ‘87 take up room in their gun safe that they wanted to offload first and then compare the options. 
 

I’m really surprised Todd German hasn’t reached out yet. He usually has every gun in stock or at least knows a guy who has what a shooter is looking for and is willing to sell for a good price.  
 

 

 

 

 

 

 


 


 

 

 

 

yes, that last part is a joke. 

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Each week thousands of shooters take their double-barreled or pump action tent stake to the range for SASS matches while sad, lonely ‘87s sit neglected in gun safes. These scatterguns deserve their day in the sun too. With your help, we can connect a lonesome 1887 with a cotton-headed ninny Muggins. 
 

I’m still looking (contemplating options) for a right-priced, match-ready 1887.   

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With a little practice you will love that gun glad you found one

Butch

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Good to hear you found what you sought.

 

Not even sure i have seen a '87 in person. SxS is easy to get running with in this sport, '97 takes more practice just to not look like an idiot. No clue about the '87, am curious.

 

On edit: I did watch the video above, just not sure I have ever seen one in person.

 

Edited by John Kloehr

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