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Scott Tschirhart

Slides in and out of a saddle scabbard with no scraping. A very thoughtful design that has no contact with the barrel.

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This one isn’t fancy. Just their basic package.

Plus adjusting headspace and endshake and a lanyard loop.

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You aren’t the only one. President Trump knew that this would be politically costly. I trust that he had a very good reason to do this at this time.

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Here’s a photo from their ad.

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Andy has this really nice light mount that is no wider than the forend.

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My revolver has been in the shop for a little over a month now.

It’s finished and I got the invoice in Saturday’s mail.

Very reasonable.

I’ll pay it on Monday and see if I can’t get it in hand in the next week or two.

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My pleasure my friend!

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GunnyMack wrote: ↑Sat Jun 21, 2025 5:51 pm What calibers are they going to offer?

The one I handled was chambered in .45 Colt.

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They have a new 92 modeled off of John Wayne’s carbine.

This one is done right with a slimmed down forearm and buttstock.

Very lively in the hands though it has a 20 inch barrel.

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This is by no means a maximum load though it is a bit more than factory.

It’s safe in a post war SAA or 1866/1873 carbines.

Though the truth is that I could easily be happy with the Remington factory 255 grain load.

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I don’t know. They go away by midsummer. But I have no idea what they might taste like.

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Comes to the eye as naturally as can be. A very comfortable carbine.

I have over 300 rounds through it now and we are getting along well.

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Pears on the prickly pear are my favorite targets.

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That I only really needed one load for everything. He recommended 8 gr of 231 under any 250-260 grain cast bullet in a good ..45 Colt sixgun. It does equally well in a carbine.

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You don’t see these with the big red pods on them often.

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Indeed! I was given a similar cartridge with similar markings!

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I’ve definitely noticed that my chamber is a bit large. However, brass is just a gasket and I wear it out all the time. Just the cost of doing business.

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I had the opportunity to shoot that rifle and it feeds rounds from the magazine slicker than you would believe. It’s not uncomfortable to shoot as the stock is set up correctly.

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Bearskinner wrote: ↑Tue Jun 17, 2025 8:00 pm A couple fine gentlemen there. Glad I was able to converse with them.

I enjoyed it as well.

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I swapped over the powder measure on my Dillon this afternoon and set it for 8.5 gr Unique.

I’ll see how my test loads shoot this weekend.

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Welcome home buddy!

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Personally I would like to see new Unique on the shelves. I was able to restock recently and I’ll use what I have.

Still my favorite powder.

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I’m grateful for any rain we can get. So many springs have been dry for many years. Hopefully this is a long term change in the weather patterns.

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I suppose I don’t think about myself that way. I’m just an ordinary guy.

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With Charlie Hanna.

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USFA likes it too

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My friend Jim Wilson got on a .38 Super kick a few years ago.

It shoots very flat but I found it to be too loud and I much prefer the .45 ACP in the same sized pistol.

We shot jackrabbits from the truck and it did the job.

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Andy was so helpful at the Holiday in replacing front sights on these guns. I wanted one that was slightly shorter and I wanted a gold bead. Andy replaced the sight at the picnic table and after a minor adjustment I was hammering an 8 inch disk at 50 yards offhand. I put it on steel yesterday at 100...

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Coming down now!

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Here’s one place.

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I am considering drilling a hole in my Ruger 96/22's bolt from the right side (visible when action closed) to the firing pin channel, the diameter of a WD-40 straw, because the gun is integrally suppressed, and get a tremendous amount of blowback into the action, so the firing pin seizes up every 5...

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Mine is still in the wrapper as I picked up a copy at the Holiday. Looking forward to reading it.

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gamekeeper wrote: ↑Sun Jun 15, 2025 3:23 pm Being a father is about the only thing I got right..

I apparently didn’t do this well. So that’s an accomplishment.

Happy Father’s Day!

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We are still in a drought and way behind but grateful for every drop.

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Another one.

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The stock tanks are full and overflowing for the first time in several years! Thank God!

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Thanks for the update. I did not respond to the initial post because I simply did not know.

But I was interested in the experiment.

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I’ve not seen a broken firing pin in a Model 94. But it is possible for there to be problems with a dirty firing pin channel. I believe that the firing pins in these are a two piece type.

A complete disassembly of the bolt and locking block will show you the cause.

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We are good. My rain gauge only goes to 5 1/2 inches and it was totally full when we got home from Raton this afternoon.

I’m not in a place where we need to worry about flooding.

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4t5 wrote: ↑Thu Jun 12, 2025 3:42 pm Scott , am I to assume every one else did dance ? ( smiley face )

I didn’t see any dancing but I can’t rule it out.

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And a kind gift from a friend.

But after thinking about it, I gave it back. I don’t need to add more to my clutter.

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And a few more

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More photos.

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We are here again. Wearing the same old sixgun.

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A few photos.

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Raton NM

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Thanks for visiting with us! We always enjoy meeting people who we only know from the forum.

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Scott Tschirhart wrote: ↑Fri Jun 06, 2025 2:50 pm Hamilton shot my Redhawk this morning and wrote me that the barrel is a little off top dead center.

I’m kind of amazed that he is even handling my revolver at this point.

As of this morning my Redhawk is ready except for bluing the front sight. I thought it might take a year to get it back.

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Levergunners in Amarillo.

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We stopped in Plainview for the night. Plan on meeting with a leverguns forum member in Amarillo and we will be in Raton this afternoon.

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