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Thanks again to those who replied. John, I have the Wolfe book..and I will also use this as a reference. 45/70SS

Vince, Thanks for your reply. At the present time I am trying to figure which of two trapdoors to purchase. Both guns are of the late 1888 vintage. One has a "pristine bore" but the metal has seen better days due to poor storage. The other has a good bore and cosmetically good wood. Also do you shoo...

Rick , You always have the pretty guns..........BTT. 4570SS

After looking through countless reference books,I did find that the original Trapdoors had a twist rate of 1 in 22 (Ideal handbook # 27). And I am guessing that the new imports have a standard of 1 in 18. This being said and the price on the old versus new being close to the same....I will take my c...

Are there any differences in the twist rate from the old to the new versions ? I looked on Ubertis sight and that bit of info seems to be missing. I can't make up my mind on which I would like to purchase. This will be used in the military category side match that SASS is initiating. Thanks in advan...

My friend has located the mounts that he was looking for.... Thanks

I have a friend that has a Fecker scope with no mounts. He thought that I might be able to locate these. Thanks

I have for sale a Winchester High Wall 45/90 original. I has been re cased colored and blued. Lettering is still perfect. It has a 30" octagon#3 barrell,with the elevator sight. The wood is perfect as is the rest of the gun. Serial #42***, the price is $2000.00. THe reason for parting is funding an ...

Ranch, Sure is a purty Buff rifle. Happy New year to all the "Big Bore Shooters". a45/70sharpshooter

This is a load from a friend Joe Baldwin. 7.5 grains 4227,45 grains Goex Cartridge with a .60 plastic over powder wad. a45/70sharpshooter