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Join Date: January 27, 2007
Location: Monrovia, CA
Posts: 6,882
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Member list 1 Scott 2 Gentleman of the Charcoal 3 Dixie Texian 4 Yankee John 5 Mykeal 6 Speckdds@bellsouth.net 7 Mukluk 8 BigBadGun 9 Mec 10Fineredmist 11HILDO 12Shanghai McCoy 13Tallship 14 A.WALKER 15 StrawHat 16 Mustanger1 17 Phantom Captain 18 Pulp 19 Snaggletooth 20 RugerBob 21 J.T.Gerrity 22 BDFT 23 Peter M Eick 24 JCT 25 Old Wornout Soldier 26 Brett Dixon 27. Razorback 1010 28. Rebel Dave Welcome Aboard
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#252 |
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Join Date: January 24, 2008
Location: Burlington Wis
Posts: 33
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Yes it was $370.00, Thier site said $345.00 and $350.00, but they would not budge. Possible Shop is $344.95, could have saved a few there, or at Midway, $350.00, I believe. I went with Taylors and co. because of thier excellent customer service, and reputation. They also have real good prices on all replacment parts if you need to repair anything they sell. With the Dollar plunging on world markets I don't see prices getting any better, just higher for imported goods. Can't wait for the Walker to arrive. Seems like I am building up a collection again. Now I need to replenish my B/P supply as it is getting low (3 lbs left). Anyone have A good online source for the black and some of it's substitutes,???. I use to buy it locally but they reired and now can't find it any where. Keep it dry. Rebel Dave (still unreconstructed) |
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#253 |
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Join Date: November 3, 2007
Posts: 446
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www.Grafs.com or www.mainepowderhouse.com for BP. It works out to be cheaper than buying it in a store ( if you can find it ) as long as you buy somewhere around 10lbs.
My Walker from Taylors is nice. From all the other Walkers I've seen with straight grain Walnut, I think Taylors did as I asked and picked out one with some figure. I like the Cabelas Walkers now too, they're all charcoal blue for some reason. I picked up a used unfired one the day after I ordered my Taylor's one for $300. I deepened the hammer notch and honed just about every part to debur and polish the action. Check the forcing cone for burs too, mine had some, that can't be good for accuracy. I haven't shot it again since I got it, but need to test it out before working on the hammer notch any more. I'd like to get all my Ubertis to hit point of aim if possible. My Dragoon is now that way by filing the left side of the front sight and deepening the hammer notch, it hits where I aim, always a good thing in a gun I now have two revolvers from Taylor's and both are great. I'll buy from them again. |
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#254 |
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Join Date: July 11, 2006
Location: Tennessee
Posts: 18
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I ordered a uberti walker from my local gunshop and they called today and said it just came in, but i can't pick it up till saturday cause i work out of town. It was 329.00 plus tax which puts it about 360.00 out the door. The shop had a big distributor catalog with all kinds of guns in it including the uberti walker from taylor's, can't wait till saturday
. I'll try to post a pic.
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#255 |
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Join Date: January 9, 2008
Posts: 1,632
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Old Hunter..WELCOME ABOARD!! Don't drop that thing on your foot, boy. It's heavy....
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#256 |
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Join Date: March 10, 2008
Location: France
Posts: 116
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The mold is the steel one, thankfully. Meanwhile I'll continue shooting my good ol' round bullets and I'll try different loads, ranging from 25 to 45 grains to see if there's some improvement in grouping. What are you using between powder and bullet ? I use semolina, then a lubed felt wad. The semolina is widely used in France, almost always alone. The advantages of semolina are that the powder stays dry and burn completely and as it isn't compressible, the shots are very regular. The advantage of the wads being to clean the barrel but as felt is compressible the shots are less regular. Mixing both methods gave me good results so far.
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#257 |
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Join Date: February 6, 2006
Posts: 1,473
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My Walker Arrived
Mr Walker Arrived Yesterday ...I deblued it and layed it too rest in my Display Coffee Table ..here`s a Pic
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#258 |
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Join Date: January 27, 2007
Location: Monrovia, CA
Posts: 6,882
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THR WALKER Club
Member list 1 Scott 2 Gentleman of the Charcoal 3 Dixie Texian 4 Yankee John 5 Mykeal 6 Speckdds@bellsouth.net 7 Mukluk 8 BigBadGun 9 Mec 10Fineredmist 11HILDO 12Shanghai McCoy 13Tallship 14 A.WALKER 15 StrawHat 16 Mustanger1 17 Phantom Captain 18 Pulp 19 Snaggletooth 20 RugerBob 21 J.T.Gerrity 22 BDFT 23 Peter M Eick 24 JCT 25 Old Wornout Soldier 26 Brett Dixon 27. Razorback 1010 28. Rebel Dave 29. Old Hunter Welcome Aboard
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#259 |
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Join Date: October 17, 2006
Location: Along "That Dark and Bloody River"
Posts: 3,306
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Great display, Sundance... but Ya need a dueling pistol and a picture of Andrew Jackson.
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Join Date: January 9, 2008
Posts: 1,632
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Sundance44s..WELCOME ABOARD!!
Like your display. Glad to see your CS belt buckle. I'm wearing one of them right now.... |
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#261 |
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Join Date: February 6, 2006
Posts: 1,473
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Thanks fellows ..I really enjoy my coffee drinking on the table now ...Good thing the wife is into black powder as much as I am ..it`s nice to have the things we enjoy the most out to be seen and not put away somewhere , never to be seen .
Scrat ,.,if you would add me to the list of proud Walker owners . G of the C the buckle is a Southern boy thing for sure ... |
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#262 |
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Join Date: January 27, 2007
Location: Monrovia, CA
Posts: 6,882
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THR WALKER Club
Member list 1 Scott 2 Gentleman of the Charcoal 3 Dixie Texian 4 Yankee John 5 Mykeal 6 Speckdds@bellsouth.net 7 Mukluk 8 BigBadGun 9 Mec 10Fineredmist 11HILDO 12Shanghai McCoy 13Tallship 14 A.WALKER 15 StrawHat 16 Mustanger1 17 Phantom Captain 18 Pulp 19 Snaggletooth 20 RugerBob 21 J.T.Gerrity 22 BDFT 23 Peter M Eick 24 JCT 25 Old Wornout Soldier 26 Brett Dixon 27. Razorback 1010 28. Rebel Dave 29. sundance44s Welcome Aboard
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Join Date: January 27, 2007
Location: Monrovia, CA
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Sundance very nice display.
29 members strong very good job indeed.
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#264 |
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Join Date: November 4, 2007
Location: South Florida STUCK DEEP IN THE sWAMP.
Posts: 981
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OK guys when we hit 30 members we reclaim the S.W. United States.
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#265 |
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Join Date: November 3, 2007
Posts: 446
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Alot of the members can hold the Walker in one hand, a Dragoon in the other. We can reclaim the whole US ( which is needed sooner or later )
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#266 |
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Join Date: September 9, 2006
Location: Michigan
Posts: 4,892
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Why not two Walkers, with two Dragoons for backup?
(See post #10 in this thread) |
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#267 |
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Join Date: March 10, 2008
Location: France
Posts: 116
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I'd rather have four Walkers. Why mix ?
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#268 |
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Join Date: September 9, 2006
Location: Michigan
Posts: 4,892
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I'm old. Carrying four Walkers is not what my cardiologist meant by 'take it easy'.
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Join Date: April 24, 2007
Location: Indiana
Posts: 506
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#270 |
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Join Date: November 4, 2007
Location: South Florida STUCK DEEP IN THE sWAMP.
Posts: 981
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I guess I need to buy 3 more Walkers
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The website has changed but the leather has not. http://www.bbgcustomleather.com "Are you gonna pull those pistols or whistle dixie". "When guns are outlawed only outlaws will have guns". |
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#271 |
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Join Date: November 3, 2007
Posts: 446
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When you're old enough, you can just have one Walker, the kind with rubber feet and an aluminum frame.
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#272 |
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Join Date: September 9, 2006
Location: Michigan
Posts: 4,892
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I have a very sensitive heart.
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#273 |
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Join Date: June 30, 2007
Posts: 13
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Request for membership
Gentlemen, It would be my privilege to join your outstanding organization,I have just purchased my second 1847 this week, along with my first 1860 Henry rifle in 44WCF. picts to follow soon.
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#274 |
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Join Date: January 27, 2007
Location: Monrovia, CA
Posts: 6,882
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ODDMAN Welcome aboard and welcome to THR.
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Join Date: January 27, 2007
Location: Monrovia, CA
Posts: 6,882
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THR WALKER Club
Member list 1 Scrat (Scott) 2 Gentleman of the Charcoal 3 Dixie Texian 4 Yankee John 5 Mykeal 6 Speckdds@bellsouth.net 7 Mukluk 8 BigBadGun 9 Mec 10Fineredmist 11HILDO 12Shanghai McCoy 13Tallship 14 A.WALKER 15 StrawHat 16 Mustanger1 17 Phantom Captain 18 Pulp 19 Snaggletooth 20 RugerBob 21 J.T.Gerrity 22 BDFT 23 Peter M Eick 24 JCT 25 Old Wornout Soldier 26 Brett Dixon 27. Razorback 1010 28. Rebel Dave 29. sundance44s 30. Oddman Welcome to the Club
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