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Upcoming Musters / Division of Indiana Musters fo...
Last post by DEL56 - Yesterday at 12:28:40 PMHere is our schedule of Musters for the Division of Indiana in 2025:
April 18-19 Department of the Atlantic Muster. April 18 is for Expansion Era, April 19 is Victorian Era Muster.
June 21 Division of Indian Regular Muster
August 16 Division of Indiana Regular Muster
November 1 Division of Indiana Regular Muster and will allow Expansion Era as well
Hope to see some of you at one or more of these challenging Musters. Have a great day and God bless!
One in Christ,
Dewayne Liebrandt
Colonel Department of the Atlantic
Division of Indiana
Michael Fellows (Snake Oil)
Staff Officer Division of Indiana
April 18-19 Department of the Atlantic Muster. April 18 is for Expansion Era, April 19 is Victorian Era Muster.
June 21 Division of Indian Regular Muster
August 16 Division of Indiana Regular Muster
November 1 Division of Indiana Regular Muster and will allow Expansion Era as well
Hope to see some of you at one or more of these challenging Musters. Have a great day and God bless!
One in Christ,
Dewayne Liebrandt
Colonel Department of the Atlantic
Division of Indiana
Michael Fellows (Snake Oil)
Staff Officer Division of Indiana
#12
The Barracks / Re: Wildlife at Camp Pitspitr
Last post by DEL56 - Yesterday at 12:18:27 PMAwesome and very interesting!
#13
SCORRS / Re: M1871 rolling block pistol...
Last post by DeaconKC - Yesterday at 11:22:32 AMHTJ, great bit of info and history.
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Zoot Shooters / Re: 1905 or 1907 Winchester
Last post by DeaconKC - Yesterday at 10:56:34 AMLike button! Thanks!
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Zoot Shooters / Re: 1905 or 1907 Winchester
Last post by Tornado - Yesterday at 08:03:17 AMForgotten Weapons did a couple of prohibition era videos on the 1907 Winchester modified by the gangsters gunsmith Hyman Lebman:
#16
SCORRS / Re: M1871 rolling block pistol...
Last post by Hair Trigger Jim - January 13, 2025, 09:36:26 PMI haven't heard of smoothboring them, but Sears Roebuck had a number of them reamed to use .50-70 shotshells in addition to .50 pistol cartridges, according to page 300 of my copy of the 1909 catalog.
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SCORRS / Re: Merry Christmas to Me
Last post by DeaconKC - January 13, 2025, 09:04:10 PMThanks for the report! Sounds like you are enjoying them.
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The Winchester Model 1892 / Re: Slicking up a Rossi 92
Last post by Coal Creek Griff - January 13, 2025, 06:08:00 PMGood news! As I mentioned, that was my experience comparing my older Rossi to my brother's newer one. Looking forward to a range report!
Griff
Griff
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Uberti, Pietta and other SAA Clones / Re: Another clone authenticity...
Last post by Abilene - January 13, 2025, 05:33:54 PMQuote from: Graveyard Jack on January 05, 2025, 11:41:33 AM...I have three of them and they are excellent. However, I have a growing disdain for blackpowder frames and sights and don't know why anyone would go out of their way to get one.
I also never noticed a difference in the hands between the Colt's and various replicas due to the very slightly larger dimensions. Of course, I only have 21 SAA's from Colt, USFA, Standard, Uberti and Pietta...
Your preference for pre-war frames is an understandable personal choice, but why anyone would want a BP frame was answered by the OP started who this thread - he wanted something authentic to mid-1870's. I have a few and prefer the aesthetics, but my charcoal blue Cavalry would be just wrong with wide square sights.
I agree on the size thing, never notice the difference between my Colts and repros.
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SCORRS / M1871 rolling block pistol
Last post by U.S.M.R. - January 13, 2025, 04:45:35 PMHas anyone heard of this pistol being converted to a .50-70 smoothbore as an alternative to a Ithaca Auto Burglar?