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CAS City Classifieds / ASM 1851 Navy Factory Engraved
« Last post by 44caliberkid on Today at 01:41:14 PM »With original box. See ad in Reducing My BP Revolver collection. $400
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CAS City Classifieds / Reducing My BP Revolver Collection
« Last post by 44caliberkid on Today at 01:38:03 PM »All prices include shipping. I accept personal check, money order, or PayPal Friends and Family.
1. 1860 Army 44 CAL, top of barrel marked SILE INC NY-NY, steel frame, brass grip frame, cylinder in the white, nice case colors. Date code AE- 1979. $325
2. 1860 Army, 44 caliber, nickel plated. Made in Italy, can’t determine manufacturer, date code AC- 1977. $325
3. 1858 New Model Army 44 CAL. Marked IVER JOHNSON FITCHBURG MASS USA also marked A UBERTI & C GARDONE VT ITALY. Date code AA - 1975 Comes with original red foam lined box. $375
4. ASM 1851 Navy, imported by Navy Arms, 36 cal. White steel frame and loading lever. Brass grip frame. Ivory Mexican eagle grips (factory) and full factory engraving. Date code AU - 1989. $400
5. Replica Arms 1860 Army, steel frame, steel backstop, brass trigger guard. Top of barrel marked “1868 GETTYSBURG 1968” Right side of barrel above the wedge marked “REPLICA ARMS MARIETTA OHIO MADE IN ITALY”. Original box with paperwork (instructions) Date code is XXII - 1966. $400
All the pistols appear to be unfired. Some minor handling marks. I can email more photos, I’m limited to four on one post. I’ll post photos of the engraved Navy in a second post.
1. 1860 Army 44 CAL, top of barrel marked SILE INC NY-NY, steel frame, brass grip frame, cylinder in the white, nice case colors. Date code AE- 1979. $325
2. 1860 Army, 44 caliber, nickel plated. Made in Italy, can’t determine manufacturer, date code AC- 1977. $325
3. 1858 New Model Army 44 CAL. Marked IVER JOHNSON FITCHBURG MASS USA also marked A UBERTI & C GARDONE VT ITALY. Date code AA - 1975 Comes with original red foam lined box. $375
4. ASM 1851 Navy, imported by Navy Arms, 36 cal. White steel frame and loading lever. Brass grip frame. Ivory Mexican eagle grips (factory) and full factory engraving. Date code AU - 1989. $400
5. Replica Arms 1860 Army, steel frame, steel backstop, brass trigger guard. Top of barrel marked “1868 GETTYSBURG 1968” Right side of barrel above the wedge marked “REPLICA ARMS MARIETTA OHIO MADE IN ITALY”. Original box with paperwork (instructions) Date code is XXII - 1966. $400
All the pistols appear to be unfired. Some minor handling marks. I can email more photos, I’m limited to four on one post. I’ll post photos of the engraved Navy in a second post.
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Shotguns / Re: My 1897's
« Last post by Abilene on Today at 12:27:43 PM »But Coffinmaker, as we get older aren't we supposed to have a second childhood, or something like that? You know, buy a 'Vette, etc. ? 
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The Darksider's Den / Re: We're not at the grocery store, but "Paper or Plastic"
« Last post by Abilene on Today at 12:24:27 PM »Okay, I changed my votes, since I use both plastic and brass. But on wads, I checked both plastic and nitro, etc cards because that's what I use in all brass. Plastic hulls get plastic wad only.
Now for the question, I've never heard of reifenhauser hulls. What common hulls would be an example?
Now for the question, I've never heard of reifenhauser hulls. What common hulls would be an example?
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The Longbranch / Re: gunoholic
« Last post by Major 2 on Today at 12:04:24 PM »Thank you all kindly, its actually the 19th
I had to allow the Sun, Moon and other celestial bodies to line up... but when they did !!!
I took it out back and ran some hand loaded wadcutters and a cylinder full of Hornady Critical Defense through it. It is a little snappy, but not punishing.
The trigger is sweet, I don't have a trigger pull gauge, but it feels very good & smooth.
I had to allow the Sun, Moon and other celestial bodies to line up... but when they did !!!
I took it out back and ran some hand loaded wadcutters and a cylinder full of Hornady Critical Defense through it. It is a little snappy, but not punishing.
The trigger is sweet, I don't have a trigger pull gauge, but it feels very good & smooth.
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The Darksider's Den / Re: We're not at the grocery store, but "Paper or Plastic"
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 11:10:37 AM »Nope. No Presto Changeo. Boo Hissssssssss.
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The Darksider's Den / Re: .45 Cowboy Special
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 11:04:38 AM »Brotherhood of Long Lost Cousins perhaps?? Could it Be?? Zounds!!
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Shotguns / Re: My 1897's
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 10:52:40 AM » HARUMPFF 
At one time in my Misspent youth, I actually admit to being an aficionado of the ubiquitous 1897. I had five of the things. I also admit, at the time I was chasing the Brass Ring and ALL the really FAST dudes were shooting the '97. Mine were ALL OEM Winchester take-down, cut to Eighteen and a Quarter inch barrel, Recoil Pac onna stock, re-chambered to true 2 3/4 with the forcing cone extended. Like Abilene, I found them to be really really really FUN!!
My Winchesters were not prone to failure (except the ejector spring) but I did rotate them in service to extend their service life. Really FUN guns. HOWEVER:
NOT. And I repeat NOT Cowboy. Nope no way. So, as I became more "seasoned" and exited the race for the Brass Ring, I elected I should become more and more "Cowboy." Exit the 97s. Also exit that Heathen Fad Smokeless Propellant. Enter the Hammer Double. Hammer Double is a separate thread. Burma Shave
Happy B'day to me 10
The Darksider's Den / Re: We're not at the grocery store, but "Paper or Plastic"
« Last post by Mako on Today at 09:57:49 AM »No boxes to check?? I can't see that because I am the creator. I hope I didn't mess it all up.
SO, change your hull vote to the category in your honor.
Let me know if it still isn't allowing you to change.
SO, change your hull vote to the category in your honor.
Let me know if it still isn't allowing you to change.
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