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Anyone deal with these people, i`m looking at their 1862 police replica and want to know if quality from Dixie is equal to other sellers.
I have a post in classifieds here but if i don`t get any replies soon probably buy a new one.
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Ray wrote: Mon May 24, 2021 3:31 pm
Pitchy wrote: Mon May 24, 2021 3:27 pm Anyone deal with these people, i`m looking at their 1860 police replica and want to know if quality from Dixie is equal to other sellers.
I have a post in classifieds here but if i don`t get any replies soon probably buy a new one.
Have bought from Dixie for 45 years so I was just a wee lad when I ordered my first catalog from them. The most recent order took a few weeks.....their website cites they're overwhelmed with orders......

I posted a midwayusa link on your classified.....
Yep seen your reply and replied, Dixie says in stock on their site.
I`d like the 5 1/2 inch barrel but maybe not that big of deal ?
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Ray wrote: Mon May 24, 2021 4:02 pm Cherrys has a colt for $2,000.....

http://www.cherrys.com/stokpics/70001con.jpg
:lol: might as well be 100,000
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I have had dealing with Dixie Gun Works but it was a few years ago, I found them to be very competitive and efficient, my first Dixie catalogue was a 1965, it was a couple of years old and I picked it up from Westley Richards when they threw it out.
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I've bought from them since the 1970s. A Uberti or Pietta replica is what it is. Other importers have specialty finishes or factory tuned guns they order for their sole inventory, so that they can stand apart from the herd. I've mostly bought supplies (wads, caps, powder, tools etc.), by phone, online and in person. Their store is a treat in itself. Their catalog is all encompassing! If they have what you're looking for... I wouldn't hesitate. Just know that you're going to receive a standard production gun, about the same quality as you'd find in a Cabela's for their imports.
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Lenn, I have dealt with Dixie for decades. Sometimes they are the only importer that insists the Italians get the details right.
I wish they weren't so backed up right now.
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I've never bought a Dixie marked gun from them, but been buying parts and accessories from them for many decades. They've always been great to deal with and parts were good quality.
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Thanks fellers, i`m pondering about taking the plunge and buying a new one. :)
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This what you're wanting bro? Of course this one says Colt on it but it's a 2nd gen that I got off the SASS Classifieds. 006 has one he might give you if you ask him but it's an old crusty one.
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She`s a beauty Ron. 8) :)
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They're still in business, eh?

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Pitchy,

Go over to Cas City Classified, immediately, if you are still interested in an 1862 pocket pistol. Just moments ago, I saw and ad from a person selling two pistols. One for $350 or both for $600. One is 5 1/2" the other is 6 1/2". You buy either one or both.

Hope this helps you if you are still interested in this model.
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black river smith wrote: Mon Jul 12, 2021 4:47 pm Pitchy,

Go over to Cas City Classified, immediately, if you are still interested in an 1862 pocket pistol. Just moments ago, I saw and ad from a person selling two pistols. One for $350 or both for $600. One is 5 1/2" the other is 6 1/2". You buy either one or both.

Hope this helps you if you are still interested in this model.
Thanks for the heads up buddy but i`ve lost interest in getting one at this time. :)
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Pitchy,

Sorry did not realize you lost interest, just remember that you had that interest.

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On the subject of Dixie Gun Works, their catalogue would be one of "must have books" if I was ever marooned on a desert island, full of interesting stuff. :wink:
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gamekeeper wrote: Tue Jul 13, 2021 3:43 am On the subject of Dixie Gun Works, their catalogue would be one of "must have books" if I was ever marooned on a desert island, full of interesting stuff. :wink:
If it is Gilligans Island I can think of a couple of other things that would hold my interest! :lol:
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