YaaHooo! My new Open Top!

[Raven]

You are right of course.

SHB,
As are you!

I like the dime sights as well. A real nice way to do it is with the front sight off an Uberti 1858 Remington. Cut the blade off the sight.....slot the base with a screw slot file.........and solder the dime in place. Then the barrel must be dovetailed.
They look great!

Raven

[Coffinmaker]

OK, this is Kitchen Table again, but if the front sight is out of the gun, and there is a slot where it use to be, and ascetics are not an issue, Use a dime or a nickel, depending on slot width, add a dab of JB Weld and be done with it.  You can also color the JB Weld line with a sharpie and it'll "Look Fine from the Freeway" (woodworking jargon).  Not that I've ever done that you understand

Coffinmaker

[Steel Horse Bailey]

Another possible suggestion.  Thanks, Coffinmaker.

I've heard many uses for JB Weld on guns.  Does it really work ... and last?  I used long-drying epoxy once on a gun and the part loosened up slightly within less than 100 rounds.  (The epoxy had about 6 month to cure, so I really doubt that was the problem - plus I was a fanatic when I cleaned off any oil from the parts, so I discount any oil infiltration as well.)  I don't want the parts (an ill fitting front sight on the NMA I mentioned) to loosen completely, and I hardly ever shoot the gun anymore, so that's not a biggie.  It's barely noticeable ... but I can tell.   I'm just asking about JB Weld for the "long haul."

[Steel Horse Bailey]

Steel Horse Baily, Makos and Coffinmaker,
I was talking to my partner about these squirrel posts and he showed me this.http://www.box.net/shared/154kr4e0vz And I thought it was all just your overly active imaginations. I wonder if there is a seperate manual for animals?
SM

I don't think so.  The basic zombie-killing tactics are generally the same.  However, those bayonet wielding zombie squirrels can be a real headache without the proper knife-fight instruction.

[Mako]

Makos,
I don't want a dove tail on my barrel but thanks. Who is the gunsmith that works for Cimarron?
SM

Swampmouse,
I thought I'd already told you this once before:

Lonnie Ammann
Tejas Long Rifles Hearne, TX 77859
1-800-952-1299
979-279-3400
979-279-5859

Give him a call, you'll probably have to leave a message.

I don't know if he still does work for Cimarron, I think Abilene told me they have someone else that does most of their work now.

~Mako

[Mako]

I don't think so.  The basic zombie-killing tactics are generally the same.  However, those bayonet wielding zombie squirrels can be a real headache without the proper knife-fight instruction.

Lions and Tigers and Zombie Squirrels, oh my...

[Abilene]

I don't know if he still does work for Cimarron, I think Abilene told me they have someone else that does most of their work now.

Cimarron has a local Fredericksburg 'smith that does a lot of their repairs now, but Lonnie still does work for them.  He is quite talented.