Need a Uberti 51 Navy loading lever assembly.

Started by Pettifogger, November 24, 2008, 07:13:55 PM

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Pettifogger

Does anyone have a loading lever assembly off a Uberti 51 Navy they don't need?  If so, let me know how much.

Fingers McGee

Well, I thought I had one for a Uberti - But it's a Pietta instead.  Screw hole is smaller.

Fingers
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Irish Ike

Larson
Did you try VTI Gun parts. They have all of the parts, except they are pricey but new.
Ike

Pettifogger

Quote from: Irish Ike on November 25, 2008, 06:05:50 PM
Larson
Did you try VTI Gun parts. They have all of the parts, except they are pricey but new.
Ike

That's why I'm asking here first.

Fingers McGee

Quote from: Irish Ike on November 25, 2008, 06:05:50 PM
Larson
Did you try VTI Gun parts. They have all of the parts, except they are pricey but new.
Ike

Taylor's is cheaper & VTIs 1851 Uberti listing is missing from the web site.

FM
Fingers (Show Me MO smoke) McGee;
SASS Regulator 28654 - L - TG; NCOWS 3638
AKA Man of many Colts; Diabolical Ken's alter ego; stage writer extraordinaire; Frontiersman/Pistoleer; Rangemaster
Founding Member - Central Ozarks Western Shooters
Member - Southern Missouri Rangers;
NRA Patron Life: GOA; CCRKBA; SAF; SV-114 (CWO4 ret); STORM 327

"Cynic:  A blackguard whose faulty vision sees thing as they are, not as they should be"  Ambrose Bierce

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