Hello:
I cannot find him or his Thread on the N-SSA Forum. Also, N-SSA members know to hyphenate. Tx.
El Supremo/Kevin Tinny

Case in point - beware and reported

I have a Centerfire block with follower for sale on the NSSA site. It is brand new and has never been used. I was originally asking $260 shipped, but now the price is $250 shipped.

Exactly

I wonder what the big name revolver smiths would charge to remove and refinish it? I'd like it more than a fancy octagon barrel .475 any day lol

I wish they did , kinda like putting the 4 click hammer in the SAA

Just joined CAScity specifically for the USFA info and discussions.
Hoping to learn more about the one I recently acquired. Would appreciate the add to this group.
DT
Tigger45
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I do not think so.

Does anybody make an aftermarket hammer for the Uberti 1875/ 1890 revolver that doesn't have the big ole import safety hole in it?

I ran across an old Navy Arms catalog from 2000, and on the cover was an opentop and a double action Starr.  So I look inside and besides the ASM "Richards" '51, '60, and '61, is an opentop.  Only a single model, 7 1/2" .38 Spcl.  I knew that the short-lived American Frontier Firearms made an Opentop using parts sourced from ASM, but didn't realize ASM made an OT themselves. I've never seen one nor even heard of one before.  Maybe one of those things that made it into a catalog but they went belly-up before they could produce them?  Anybody ever see one?