Spencer Shooting Society - Join us!

Started by Two Flints, February 23, 2005, 03:46:40 PM

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Two Flints

Hello,

We are looking for Spencer Shooters, who might be interested in supporting the creation of a forum dedicated to the Spencer Carbine and Rifle, be they originals or reproduction models.  It would be a forum where questions, information, and ideas about the Spencer could be exchanged by "those in the know" with "those who just want to know"  more about the Spencer and its place in American history.

If you would like to be a part of this forum, please come to the following web site and express your interest, register to join us!!

http://www.cascity.com/sss/

Two Flints


Thanks,

Two Flints

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tarheel mac

Maybe one day...but right now Spencers, either repos or originals are sort pricey for me....

Two Flints

Hi Mac,

Sent you an Email about joining SSS.

Two Flints

Una mano lava l'altra
Moderating SSS is a "labor of love"
Viet Vet  '68-69
3/12 - 4th Inf Div
Spencer Shooting Society Moderator
Spencer Shooting Society (SSS) #4;
BOSS #62
NRA; GOAL; SAM; NMLRA
Fur Trade Era - Mountain Man
Traditional Archery

Grapeshot

Well, ever since I was a kid I've been interested in the Spencer Carbine as well as the asharps carbines.  The first time I saw a Spencer Carbine was when I was watching a Walt Disney Flick back in the early 1960's.  The nextime I saw up up close and was able to handle it, that was 20 plus years later.

Now, I've got my own, a repro from Taylor's in .56/50.  I just got the brass from Starline, the Dies came with the Carbine and now all I need are the Bullets.  The guys over at the SASS Wire gave me a few leads, one of them here.  So anyone have a sourse for bullets or molds for a .512 bullet? ???
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