TO JOIN OUR SPENCER SHOOTING SOCIETY - PLEASE REGISTER HERE !!!!

Started by Two Flints, March 15, 2005, 12:15:22 PM

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cowolf

I wish to join the SSS I have an 1865 src converted to a rifle by Springfield. I am installing a centerfire block- follower am having problems.

1) I am having a time figuring out brass. 
2) 50-70 shortened brass won't chamber due to the rim dia being to large.
3) And starline brass will chamber all the way with a little extra room around the case head but won't eject because extractor skips by.
          -No room for thicker extractor. My extractor is thicker than a hack saw blade .0045 to .0028
          - Narrower rim dia lets brass go to one side of receiver half way out of chamber then extractor skips by.
4) turned down 50-70 brass till it chambered and it was  .002 bigger than starline 56-50
5) the rimfire fireing pin has mushroomed the chamber in some but a punch and rattail file have fixed that some.
6) I would like to pull barrel to fix chamber mushroom  with lathe and turn rim diameter so 50-70 brass head fit.
       - thaughts ( I know it's rare but It needs to shoot)
        - I have a highly capable machines to do work
         - I am only cutting .0628 to .0650 on the rim diameter
         - that should let me use bulk starline 50-70 brass shortened. End all the ejection problems.
           -Bore is .509-.510 so a .512 sizer should work figure out bullet mould then figure out trim length for crimp grove then make 300 rounds
7) how the hell dose that barrel unthread. It's soaking in Kroil for a few days befor I try to hard.

Sawboneto

This is Sawboneto wanting to learn from the pros about Spencers.

Pete48

Hello all. I have an 1860 Spencer carbine converted to 56-50. Haven't shot it yet, but I intend to get a center fire block and try it out. Looking forward to learning more from you guys.

Pete

abqblue

Hello all!

I'm Pickled Pete and respectfully request admission into your society!


WHWolf

Hello.

I just bought a Civil War Spencer Rifle and glad to see this group exists.

TroutBum

I just purchased a M1860 Spencer Carbine .56-56 and would like to join the Spencer Shooting Society.

1972

Good Day Gentlemen,

I hail from Northern British Columbia up near the Alaska border.  I've wanted to get a Spencer for a long time to use in CAS and possibly for hunting as well.  It's my understanding that the Spencer - especially the reproductions - can be a bit fussy so the plan is to listen, ask questions, and with luck figure a few things out before I decide which model and caliber to buy.

I look forward to participating in the discussions.

Frank Morgan

Tom Horn

Hi all. Armi Sport Spencer shooter and gun collector here in the U.K. would like to join please.

Unforgiven

"I ain't very good with one of these."

CuthbertJTwillie

Ready to register!

Cuthbert J Twillie

Taylor's 45 Schofield Spencer Carbine

Need OAL recommendation and taper or roll crimp

Thanks!

HARVEYVOL1

Ready to Register!

Tracy Harvey

1860 Spencer

Have serial number and wanting to find out anything I can about it.
Thank you!


v70r


Civilwarguy

Hello,  civilwarguy here to learn more about Spencer rifles. 

copcat

Hi just got my first Spencer 1860 and its a beaut. I for sure want to join this high tootin groupl

Gtbpappy

Hello, Gtbpappy here from Franktown Colorado, leaning about this fascinating rifle, and looking to purchase an 1860 model, with "history" hopefully!!

Gunbarrel

Hello to the fire!

Don't shoot!  Gunbarrel here. Wanna join up with you fellers from the Spencer Shooting Society with my Spencer Model 1860 carbine.

Much obliged.

Gunbarrel
SASS #20505
Polk County Crackers
Central Florida

Bullseye Baldee

Would like to join.  Purchase a Spencer 56 56 a few months ago and getting ready to load for it.   Change firing block, clean, repair and have successfully chamber dummy rounds.  Want some ideas on loading with BP and Blackhorn 209.  Thanks

mgmradio

I've been shooting my 1865 Spencer 56-50 for just shy of a year now. Love it. Would like to join the club. Mike Murray

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