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The Winchester Model 1873 / Re: Uberti 1873 toggle action and magnum loads
« Last post by Bryan Austin on Today at 10:51:58 AM »
Quote from: Coffinmaker on Today at 09:55:05 AM
>:(  Hello Bryan   >:(

I find your reference to "Liberal Media" to politicize a rather simple subject to be really annoying.  Especially since you're entirely "off base."  Political dissertations have no place in our context.

I rest my case!
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The American Plainsmen Society / Re: My New Hunting Bag from T.C. Albert
« Last post by Jake MacReedy on Today at 10:34:15 AM »
It is a great bag and horn, Dave!  Tim made it exactly how I envisioned it!  The spout plug on the horn has "TEXAS" on one side and "1836" on the other.
Ron
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The Winchester Model 1876 / 45-60 Brass length ?
« Last post by Slamfire on Today at 10:29:30 AM »
 Does anyone cut their 45-60 brass down to 1.810 , w/ 457122HP ( Lyman ) as suggested by Brian Pearce , ( Lyman's 49th. edition ) and crimp in the grove ?

 coffee's ready ,, Hootmix.
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The Winchester Model 1873 / Re: Uberti 1873 toggle action and magnum loads
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 09:55:05 AM »

 >:(  Hello Bryan   >:(

I find your reference to "Liberal Media" to politicize a rather simple subject to be really annoying.  Especially since you're entirely "off base."  Political dissertations have no place in our context.

 
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Uberti, Pietta and other SAA Clones / Re: Uberti Lightning
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 09:36:05 AM »

No.  The Uberti Lightening bears only a passing resemblance.  The Uberti lightening is simply a reduced size SA, with a Thundereresque Grip and Backstrap.

Stay Safe Out There
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Colt Firearms / Re: parts
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 09:32:45 AM »

 :)  M T Bob   ;)

PLUS ONE too St. George.

YEP.  Tiz true.  The second and third "generation" of "Colt" BP guns were built from Uberti parts.  Best selection would probably be from VTI Gunparts.  You can also source Uberti parts from Taylors & Co. as well as Cimarron F.A.

Stay Safe Out There
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Tall Tales / Re: April showers and fresh coffee
« Last post by Silver Creek Slim on Today at 06:54:08 AM »
Morning y'all.
Thanks for the coffee and grub.

'Tis 16 and sunny. High of 60.

Slim
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The Winchester Model 1873 / Re: Uberti 1873 toggle action and magnum loads
« Last post by Bryan Austin on Today at 06:42:42 AM »
It does interest me that these "wives tales" do remind me of the Liberal Media. When an incident happens, the "media" actually reports the incident in such a way that they actually manipulate how people view what happened.

If you buy a Corvette and run it whole dog all day long every day, will it wear-out? If you take a Chevy Chevette and try to run it like a dragster, what will happen?

If it is stamped 44 Magnum, it will digest 44 Magnum loads...if it is stamped 357 Magnum, it will digest 357 loads.

I perform "annual inspections" on my firearms they same as I do my airplanes! In other words, preventative maintenance is your best friend.
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The Darksider's Den / Re: Maybe the most powerful BP revolver ever?
« Last post by River City John on Today at 06:40:22 AM »
Quote from: mtmarfield on Today at 12:22:34 AM
   These Magnum Double-Action Cap & Balls look magnificent! So... Who in Italy is going to step up to the plate...?

                         M.T.M.

Dream on, McDuff.
In a world where just how much cornmeal to put in your cartridges is regularly discussed, - not nearly enough people can afford to hire the stout fellow needed to stand behind you pushing against your back when you'd go to shoot it.   ;) ;D
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Tall Tales / Re: April showers and fresh coffee
« Last post by River City John on Today at 06:30:14 AM »
Oh the humanity!

Good Morning All.
Coffee and hot water are on.
Blueberry pancakes and bacon for breakfast. Made with real blueberries. And real pancake.
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