[vulcan15]

I've been wanting these for a while, and that Old West thread convinced me it was time to go ahead and order them. *doing happy dance*

http://www.buffaloarms.com/browse.cfm/4,3985.html

http://www.buffaloarms.com/browse.cfm/4,7041.html

Glad I could help make up your mind. Really like that '73. Always like the pistol grip stock. Dont forget to post some pics when you get them.

 

[vulcan15]

"ShipWreck"U think this is the wild west or somethin'

Lets see dont you live in Texas. You should have a few hoglegs and smoke wagons yourself. Thought that was a law in Texas.

 

[vulcan15]

"Texas Armadillo"

I think I'll get a good leather holster that ties around my thigh... I'll swager around town saying "Howdy Pilgrim" in my best John Wayne impression.

Well heres a shot of the rigs I have for mine. I may be a southoner now but I grew up on a ranch outside Wilcox Arizona and will always have the west in my heart. And John Wayne never used a tie down.

 

[vulcan15]

TA, just make sure you get a rig thats comfortable cause it may take all day to ride around that big spead of yours.

 

[vulcan15]

" TA"Alright... dumb question time. How do I keep the Base Pin Screw tight? How far in is the Base Pin supposed to be? If I push the Base Pin all the way in with the hammer cocked, it keeps the hammer from falling all the way... if I only push the Base Pin in far enough to support the cylinder but not reach the hammer... the base pin screw won't stay tight... I'm Toopid. What's the trick?

The base pin should have two notches one to lock all the way back(Uberti's way to have a hammer block so they can import) and a second notch to lock it fowrard for shootin. If you keep the hammer down when you slide in the pin in you can usually fine the right notch. And no your not Toopid cause it took me awhile to figure it out on one of mine. Each replica has a different way to block the hammer. Some have a screw in the hammer to tighten down to keep the firing pin back.

 

[vulcan15]

Hey TA, when we gonna see some pics of that Texas Brush popper pilgrim?