Delmonico posted his new to him sweet Morrey Rifle
and his Great, Great Grandad, in the Tall Tales Coffee Board.
He is going to do an early Pre-war settler in Johnson County area of Nebraska based on the look...
Cool Idea

So, following in that footstep...
My Grandad LW Rice and his choice rifle circa early 1900's.
In Western N. Carolina. 
And my Browning 1895 in 30'06

and Delmonico's Gun

Still here some better, last night took Coricidin nighttime cold & flu.
Having morning coffee & bagel and can taste it.

 "SHE" is much improved.

Morning y'all.
Coffee and iced tea are ready.

Great rifle, Del.

Rained overnight.

'Tis 63 and overcast. "Cloudy. Patchy fog in the morning. Showers likely and a chance of thunderstorms in the morning  then a slight chance of showers in the afternoon. Highs in the lower 80s. Southwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 60 percent."

Slim

Fascinating footnote in History:  https://www.riflemagazine.com/fouling-shots-2

ok, agreed guys,convinced and i would have remorse....glad i asked before making a mistake! Bob

I'm enjoying & learning.I have trouble shooting that good at 50yds. I really like the cold barrel shots think that is going to be "verly interesting".

  coffee's ready,, Hootmix.

The pix you sent me the other day did not do it justice Del.
That is stunning... 

Going to do and early Pre-war settler in Johnson Couty area of Nebraska. 

But not may Great, Great Grandpa because I'm just a little runt.   

  PLUS ONE for MAJOR 2 - ABSOLUTELY!!

NOT a wise investment at all.  If you want to move the BAR along, you are much further ahead to sell it outright and pocket the proceeds.  The work necessary to make Signature Series "playable" is actually a lot.  If you can't do it yourself, you're talking several hundred bucks PER GUN to someone who really understands Uberti Percussion Guns and is equipped to do the work.  My best suggestion is to RUN AWAY.  Don't walk, RUN!!

Nice score Del.