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The Darksider's Den / Re: New Adams Revolver
« Last post by U.S.M.R. on Yesterday at 12:46:43 PM »I managed to acquire a Root revolving rifle, pistol, Whitney, Paterson, and a 1842 Hall’s carbine from Ordnance Park.
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CAS City Classifieds / Re: New .44-40 brass, Starline
« Last post by Oregon Bill on Yesterday at 12:29:27 PM »Hasn't shown up yet.
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CAS City Classifieds / Re: New .44-40 brass, Starline
« Last post by cwiseman on Yesterday at 12:26:54 PM »PM Sent
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SCORRS / Re: Pietta's Brotherhood Of The Traveling 1858
« Last post by Rube Burrows on Yesterday at 09:24:12 AM »COWABUNGA Howdy Doody
I am what the Brits call "Gob Smack'd." Totally unaware Pietta was making Remingtons. Remingtons of any sort. I are amazed.
While I am not a fan of Remington pattern guns, that is one really fine looking Remington. I certainly hope you have a lot of fun with it while in your care!!
They sure do make Remingtons. I have a pair of Sheriff Model Remingtons that I have owned for a number of yeas now. This one is definitely a step up in quaility or at least flashyness.
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USFA CSS / ALL US Made USFA
« Last post by russ1943 on Yesterday at 09:21:03 AM »Ben a member here at CAS for a while. I have 2, 7.5" USFA, SAA all US made parts based on Serial Numbers NIB, both have a second set a grips, they are in 44-40, Trunbull Case Coloring. Looks like I will never fire them. So I am thinking about selling them here, in the classified section.
Years ago I have bought and sold guns thru Guns America, and another site that I think is now gone. Where you suggest the best place to sell them.
Thanks
RJS
Years ago I have bought and sold guns thru Guns America, and another site that I think is now gone. Where you suggest the best place to sell them.
Thanks
RJS
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SCORRS / Re: Pietta's Brotherhood Of The Traveling 1858
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Yesterday at 09:07:50 AM » COWABUNGA Howdy Doody I am what the Brits call "Gob Smack'd." Totally unaware Pietta was making Remingtons. Remingtons of any sort. I are amazed.
Hey Rube!! While I am not a fan of Remington pattern guns, that is one really fine looking Remington. I certainly hope you have a lot of fun with it while in your care!! 
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Tall Tales / Re: June bugs, Cawfee,Tea and food on the grill.
« Last post by Major 2 on Yesterday at 07:19:09 AM »Thanks Slim, enjoying mine now.
mulling over activities, nothing definite
mulling over activities, nothing definite
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Tall Tales / Re: June bugs, Cawfee,Tea and food on the grill.
« Last post by Silver Creek Slim on Yesterday at 07:09:24 AM »Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 39 and sunny. High of 79.
Slim
Coffee and tea are ready.
'Tis 39 and sunny. High of 79.
Slim
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CAS City Classifieds / WTS 1920’s Commercial Luger
« Last post by Grenadier on Yesterday at 06:25:57 AM »Beautiful example of a post WW1 Luger in .30. DWM made with original walnut stocks. Comes with a high quality replica holster and a replica magazine. I do have some commercial ammo available too but would have to ship separate.
Asking $1100 or I will consider a partial trade of a BP revolver, no brass frames unless it’s a Griswold or a Dance replica. May also be enticed with WW1/WW2 French rifles, just depends.
I can email pics to those interested. Please contact me Brenmk1@gmail.com
Asking $1100 or I will consider a partial trade of a BP revolver, no brass frames unless it’s a Griswold or a Dance replica. May also be enticed with WW1/WW2 French rifles, just depends.
I can email pics to those interested. Please contact me Brenmk1@gmail.com
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CAS City Classifieds / Re: Junker 1860 Army
« Last post by Reverend P. Babcock Chase on June 08, 2023, 11:30:26 PM »Howdy Buck and Major,
I made a few trips to the Jukar factories back in the 70"s. They had a bunch of cottage industries making the parts that went into the kits and finished muzzleloaders. One shop made locks and triggers, another barrels. There was a separate brass foundry and a furniture factory made the wood stocks. They became a bit more sophisticated as time went on, but never had the ability (in my opinion) to build a revolver. CVA did import a Remington repro from the Santa Barbara weapons factory. The factory was government owned and produced what many feel is the finest Remington Repro ever imported.
I still contend that any CVA marked revolvers (I can't speak to FIE) were Italian.
For the purposes of history.
Rev. Chase
I made a few trips to the Jukar factories back in the 70"s. They had a bunch of cottage industries making the parts that went into the kits and finished muzzleloaders. One shop made locks and triggers, another barrels. There was a separate brass foundry and a furniture factory made the wood stocks. They became a bit more sophisticated as time went on, but never had the ability (in my opinion) to build a revolver. CVA did import a Remington repro from the Santa Barbara weapons factory. The factory was government owned and produced what many feel is the finest Remington Repro ever imported.
I still contend that any CVA marked revolvers (I can't speak to FIE) were Italian.
For the purposes of history.
Rev. Chase
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