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Colt Firearms / Re: New old Colt
« Last post by Major 2 on Today at 09:34:17 AM »
I side with the Mike; I believe I'd do the tweaks.

The old girl is deserving of some TLC ...IMHO

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Tall Tales / Re: May we move on, for coffee and chat ?
« Last post by Silver Creek Slim on Today at 09:16:40 AM »
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.

'Tis 58 and overcast. "Partly sunny in the morning  then cloudy with showers likely and a chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the lower 70s. Southeast wind 5 to 10 mph shifting to the southwest 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon. Chance of rain 70 percent."

Slim
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Tall Tales / Re: May we move on, for coffee and chat ?
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 09:03:37 AM »

That first cup really hist the spot.  Got the AC fix'd yesterday for less than a Grand, so dodged a bullet there.

Current forecast is for reasonable temperature but rain for every day next week.  Boo Hiss.  Make everything green though.
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Colt Firearms / Re: New old Colt
« Last post by Coffinmaker on Today at 08:55:26 AM »

Were it me/mine, I'd first check the End Shake to see if the cylinder bushing needs shimmed (fail to fire).  Teflon on the Base Pin ain't a bad idea at all for a "little use" CAS player.  No reason at all not to get it out and play with it.

Depending on just how much you want to play with it, maybe a little money into it to fix the Barrel to Cylinder gap and permanently fix the base pin wobble.  Being a [arts gun you already know it's not financially worth a full restore.  Fun gun fer CAS for sure!!
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CAS City Classifieds / Wild Bunch 1911 holster
« Last post by Major 2 on Today at 08:48:36 AM »
 New made for the COLT 1911 Government & other 1911 makes.
 High-quality leather in Russet Brown color.
I custom-made this for carrying or shooting the Wild Bunch era with a double Mexican loop for a unique look.

Its currently on eBay, priced at $75.50 + shipping

https://www.ebay.com/itm/126464560709
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Colt Firearms / Re: New old Colt
« Last post by King Medallion on Today at 08:11:16 AM »
Parts gun = shooter gun. As I see it, the only need for a letter is to see what you need to restore to as original as possible, if that's your intention. Now for me, ifn it were mine, I'd take it to Ten Sleep, Wy and have Lever Action Bill fix the wobbles and gaps, make it a sound reliable shooter, leave the finish as is.
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The Barracks / 2024 Atlantic Division After Action Muster Report
« Last post by Snake Oil on Today at 06:48:39 AM »
To General Pitspitr and to the ladies and gentlemen of the Grand Army of the Frontier,

Under the command of Dewayne Liebrandt, Colonel of the Atlantic Division, the mustering of souls for the Atlantic Division Muster in Indiana was held on April 20th with an Expansion Era Skirmish match on the 19th, 2024.

Six shooters were mustered to engage the enemy on the 19th for an Expansion Era run that included a grenade throw, trench like conditions including crates and a barbwire run. A bayonet target followed by a precision pistol component for bonus finished out the run. The Precision Pistol was for score, and the Precision Rifle was for distance similar to the Grand Muster with targets at 100, 150, and 200 yards. The results are as follows with commendation:

Skirmish Run:
3rd Place - Chuck Luetkemeyer - Drydock
2nd Place - Michael Fellow - Snake Oil
1st Place - Dewayne Liebrandt

Precision Pistol:
3rd Place - Dewayne Liebrandt
2nd Place - Chuck Luetkemeyer - Drydock
1st Place - Dart Liebrandt - Lite Colonel

Precision Rifle:
3rd Place - Chuck Luetkemeyer - Drydock
2nd Place - Dewayne Liebrandt
1st Place - Dart Liebrandt - Lite Colonel

The Expansion Era Muster Champion is Dewayne Liebrandt!

Eight shooters mustered to engage the enemy on the 20th for the Main Match of the Muster. The Main Match consisted of Three skirmish runs. The first and third runs were rifle heavy and the second run was predominately pistol. The Precision Pistol was for score, and the Precision Rifle was for distance similar to the Grand Muster with targets at 100, 150, and 200 yards. The results are as follows with commendation:

Skirmish Run:
Military Single Shot
2nd Place - Chuck Luetkemeyer - Drydock
1st Place - Dart Liebrandt - Lite Colonel

Military Repeater
3rd Place - Duane Butt - Buckshot
2nd Place - Dewayne Liebrandt
1st Place - Michael Fellow - Snake Oil

Precision Pistol:
Smokeless
3rd Place - Jim Kakavecos - High Card
2nd Place - Michael Fellow - Snake Oil
1st Place - Duane Butt - Buckshot

Black Powder
2nd Place - Chuck Luetkemeyer - Drydock
1st Place - Dart Liebrandt - Lite Colonel

Precision Rifle:
Smokeless
3rd Place - Duane Butt - Buckshot
2nd Place - Dewayne Liebrandt
1st Place - Michael Fellow - Snake Oil

Black Powder
2nd Place - Dart Liebrandt - Lite Colonel
1st Place - Chuck Luetkemeyer - Drydock

The Atlantic Division Muster Champion is Michael Fellow - Snake Oil!

Respectfully submitted,
Michael Fellow - Snake Oil
Chief of Staff Atlantic Division

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I am with Coffinmaker on this subject,
Got three of them over the last 30 years.
The first one was an Armi Jager in .357 Mag with 5,5" barrel and plain wooden grips, the 2nd one an Uberti in .45 Colt with 7,5" barrel and PU ivory grips custom fitted.
Finally, for three years til 2023 another Armi Jager in .44-40 with 5,5" barrel again, also a plain Jane version.
They all functioned alright and hit where they were supposed to hit using a Weaver stance.
But getting them out of the holstet is another story.
These Bisleys and I are just not made for each other.
Long Johns Wolf
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Colt Firearms / Re: New old Colt
« Last post by Abilene on Yesterday at 10:31:26 PM »
Shooting.
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