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'73 with a Lyman tang peep sight

Got given a Griswold and Gunnison today. The Question is kit or what by whom? The markings are few only Navy Arms on the top pf barrel, made in Italy with script G. U.(think it is a G) under over the wedge. There are no proof marks or date code. Three digit serial number of 5-- The barrel has...

What about a Patterson flask?

Does any one reduce their bp cartridge loads with Cream O Wheat? I some times SASS shoot Frontier Cartridge, and last Fall I had no noticeable problem. Yesterday 90 degrees with guns getting uncomfortably hot to handle. When I went to pre-clean before putting it in a case, my '73 with the 23"...

Here is an arbor (don't take them out) showing the area flattened for the hand to clear don't know why I can't get the picture to show with out you having to click on it

I have 2 of each, but the '51 is my go to shooter. I love looking down the barrel at the bead sight. I recently got a Pietta '62 Police 5 1/2" barrel that interchanges (after some work) with my Navy barrel. the casehardened frame doesn't show very well

wrong thread sorry Would you argue with this?

The top one belongs to a friend, one year newer, but untouched. Even with the shortened stroke the action work on mine makes it smoother and easier to cycle.

Have any of you "cowboy shooters" short stroked a '73. I plan on stroking my 2nd model '73. Have an extra original lift arm to build up, and links coming that will need the metric end holes filled and re-drilled to US and firing pin retract pin added to the left link. I borrowed a set of...

I have seen adds for "short stroke" SA revolvers both Pietta and Uberti. What all is changed to make this possible, and can this mod. be added to a standard gun. This is offered in only .45 or .357, I want it in .44 WCF.

I have a pair of 1969 built Uberti 1860 Armies with 1/2 fluted cylinders that are soon to need new nipples. These are from the days when Uberti was using 6-.75 threads they are shorter nipples than what the 6-.75 ones that Pietta uses now. Com on you other "old guys"help me out here.

Here are 2 of my 4 derringers. Have a .41, a .44-40, and 2 .45s.

I most always load from a Colt style flask. After removing spent caps and walking up to the target any ember is long out. Here are my most used spouts to which I have soldered a brass ferrule to help not spilling powder all over.

My Chinese coach gun has had a lot of action work and chambers polished but the hammer ears were sharp and short. $15 and XXX-hours later I have what a "mule eared shot" gun should look like. It will have to do 'till some one gives me a Pedrocelli Wyatt Earp.

Have any of you "cowboy shooters" polished their Uberti .44-40 pistol chambers with a Flex Hone? What would you use, .44 mag. and take it easy on the taper in the chamber? Would I start with the 400 or just use the 800?

[ATTACH]100553[/ATTACH Got the pictures resized. The 3 mm.stock is what I made the new pins from.

The "old" Remmey

I just "relocated" 60 rounds of ammo for my Remington derringer. I have been quite stingy with my shooting, was down to about 30 rounds. Now I can do a little "across the card table" shooting again, any body got aces and eights!

captive barrel wedges (guess this pic. doesn't show the pins) Here is what I like done with barrel wedges. This is an older CVA with dove tailed lugs. The spring "thing" on the right is to latch ti the ram rod.