Does the Uberti Bisley model have a one piece back strap/trigger guard?

Rather than the typical 200 grain flat point CAS .44 Russian loads, I used Bear Creek's 246 grain, conical round nose .44 Russian/Special bullet over 5.3 grains of Unique.  That is listed in Lymann as a factory duplication load.  That should smack the plates with authority.

When I shot in NCOWS I used the Lyman 429251 bullet with BP for my 44 Russians in the '72 OP.  Did that only because I never could put my hands on the Lyman 429184 bullet mold listed as the 'regular' 44 Russian bullet.

Have fun with those revolvers.  I will own one someday, just not this soon.

Been using 10 gr of VV N32C [out of production] with a 193 gr boolit for my 03s. Build them for my clubs BAMM but sadly we shoot short range. Still have a can and a half.

The GWII (Pietta) base pins are double groove as well (hard to tell from the parts drawing).  And I hate Pietta pins anyway, because the groove(s) are only on one side of the pin, not all the way around, so they have to be perfectly aligned when you insert it or it can get jammed.

Not sure if it fits but its $15

https://www.emf-company.com/store/pc/-2-1873-GWII-Cylinder-Base-Pin-p1759.htm

Numrich has the uberti, for $23 … made for the 1873 cattleman BP”
But, having several of those I can attest that the parts are interchangeable with the cartridge 1873 SA

https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/2042930

And if one needs video halp with a diy here ya go



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