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#901 |
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Join Date: April 5, 2009
Location: High and dry in the Missouri Ozarks
Posts: 1,035
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Besides, it's all J-Bars fault. Well, his and Brisco Kid's, and Rowdy Joe, and who ever else I can blame it on. Did I mention I was delirious with fever??????
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#902 |
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Join Date: August 17, 2012
Location: Indiana
Posts: 1
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Found this group while hunting for scope mount for my ROA. I'd like to sign up.
I sold this to my brother many years ago, but he's now not legally allowed to play with things that go bang. He gave it back to me, but it was in pieces and in pretty rough shape. I sent it to Ruger for refinishing and they lost it in their facility until I called and reminded them that they had it. I was expecting a $130 bill but instead UPS showed up at the door with my ROA looking like new. I still haven't found the scope mount. Does anyone here know if a Blackhawk mount will work? |
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#903 |
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Join Date: October 28, 2011
Location: Texas
Posts: 617
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I'm looking to replace the nipples on my Old Army as a couple of nipples allowed Rem #11's to slip and CCI #11's to need striking twice to set off.
I wanted to find some that still used the Ruger hex head and found some by Track of The Wolf that sell for $4 ea (SS) vs nearly $6 for others. He stated they were built with the exterior dimensions of the Ruger and interior dimensions of the Treso's. I was told that Blomquist also makes replacement nipples that use the hex head wrench, but I've been unable to find any info. I sent him an e-mail. I hear he also has some hex head nipples that replace those on Pietta's as well, which would be perfect. My LGS only sells CCI #11 magnums, and it's the only place close to me that sells 777 so I'd like for them to work with CCI's. I went through a lot of trouble finding a 3/16 nut driver and would like to not need a new wrench too. I've used up a lot of David's time with many questions and am a bit antsy and am nearly ready to finish the payment info, but I feel I ought to give Blomquist a fair shake. I'm not known for my patience though! I would like to know from people that have used these what they thought about them. Uniformity? The fit of caps or lack of? Anybody here familiar with either of these? |
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Join Date: October 28, 2011
Location: Texas
Posts: 617
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esims: That's great that they were able to find your pistol and do a good job on it all on their dime!
Wish I could help with the scope ring question... |
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Join Date: March 24, 2009
Location: Mamont Pa.
Posts: 1,798
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It's been a while since i D&T'd a Blackhawk, or even had one in my hands. But i do believe that the top straps on both the BH and the ROA are the same. With the exception of a 1972 ROA that has the Ruger flat top design.
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#906 |
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Join Date: June 20, 2012
Posts: 33
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I own both a ROA and a Super Blackhawk, and a Weaver scope mount for the SBH. I just took some measurements and the SBH scope mount definitely will NOT work on a ROA. The ROA frame measures approx. 3.6 inches along the top strap and the SBH only measures 2.7 inches.
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#907 |
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Member
Join Date: April 12, 2009
Location: Orlando
Posts: 1,105
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ROA Club Members:
01. ClemBert 02. Eights 03. kanook 04. kwhi43@kc.rr.com 05. mykeal 06. adaptandovercome 07. 461 08. junkman_01 09. lonewolf5347 10. rcflint 11. MCgunner 12.madcratebuilder 13. AbitNutz 14. eastbank 15. robert garner 16. philuk44 17. HUnter58 18. arcticap 19. BullRunBear 20. theotherwaldo 21. SC Slowhand 22. Prairie Dawg 23. wittzo 24. Tallbald 25. Smokin_Gun 26. OB One 27. jungle 28. plumbernater 29. daveinvegas 30. JanZ 31. George Mabry 32. Benmathes 33. Loosenock 34. higene 35. Rock Island 36. Erich 37. robhof 38. J-Bar 39. Nomad, 2nd 40. TAURUSBOB 41. martindl99 42. Vermonter 43. wasatch 44. fogg64 45. BConklin 46. Howdy Doody 47. bushrod2 48. rdstrain49 49. FirinFlatTop 50. rem1858 51. straight-shooter 52. edorfox 53. KevininPa 54. Ringo1234 55. pohill 56. The Don 57. jeepcoma 58. Dave Markowitz 59. Chazz 60. andrewstorm 61. Steel Wheels 62. Legionnaire 63. NineMilePete 64. 94RUGER 65. Acorn Mush 66. R.Ganister 67. Boom-stick 68. Buddy 69. Ghost Dog 70. BML 71. Cult of 1858 72. Jaymo 73. bigbore442001 74. Engineer Bill 75. azyogi 76. Dr. Leaky 77. Clermont 78. Indy4570 79. ozarkguy 80. Plastikosmd 81. mrdo1 82. bax504 83. Constrictor 84. BC Mosaic 85. clepidus 86. did 87. gunboat57 88. Malachi Leviticus Blue 89. Blue Hill 90. Power Keg 91. SUMIKITO 92. ChasMack 93. Larry Flett 94. RugerShawn 95. tdperry 96. Rettech 97. renoman 98. tk1971 99. Curator 100. Dan Carey 101. Old No7 102. Muddydogs 103. Oldnamvet 104. 6.5x55swedish 105. crazysccrmd 106. Jim, West PA 107. rodwha 108. Varmiter 109. Indian Outlaw 110. Patocazador 111. Fingers McGee 112. h0use 113. Huntingsaddles 114. GregP42 115. esims Welcome GregP42 and esims! ![]() ![]()
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#908 |
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Join Date: March 24, 2009
Location: Mamont Pa.
Posts: 1,798
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Allready a bonified member but got an addition.
This very clean '76 jist couldn't be passed for the price.
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#909 |
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Join Date: April 12, 2009
Location: Orlando
Posts: 1,105
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Nice addition Jim....is the price top secret?
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#910 |
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Join Date: March 24, 2009
Location: Mamont Pa.
Posts: 1,798
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No secret Clem. As far as i'm concerend,the price was ok. $300 OTD.
Not the rediculous prices i see these sellin for nowadays. I'd o' rather given $250 tho.
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#911 |
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Join Date: April 12, 2009
Location: Orlando
Posts: 1,105
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Sound like a pretty good deal to me!
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#912 |
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Join Date: October 18, 2009
Location: Bowling Green Ky.
Posts: 758
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robhof
Took the Ruger children to the range to get some smoke time in:
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Join Date: November 24, 2010
Location: Springfield, MO
Posts: 980
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Looks like the kids play well together...always reflects well on the parents!!
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#914 |
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Join Date: August 24, 2012
Location: Northern California
Posts: 201
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new member
Good to be here! Pictures are worth thousands of words...so here goes ~
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#915 |
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Join Date: March 24, 2009
Location: Mamont Pa.
Posts: 1,798
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WELCOME aboard Doak.
I really like the contrasts o' yer fixed sight.
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#916 |
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Join Date: August 24, 2012
Location: Northern California
Posts: 201
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Thanks Jim, West PA! Ram lever on that smooth-top was a distorted casting. Replaced it w/stainless lever from "Midway". T'was what they had in stock. They carry alota ROA parts. Here's more evidence of my sickness.
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#917 |
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Join Date: August 24, 2012
Location: Northern California
Posts: 201
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Hit the attach limit...here's more evidence.
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#918 |
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Join Date: October 18, 2009
Location: Bowling Green Ky.
Posts: 758
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robhof
You must be a master machinist, as I've not seen that conversion anywhere and it looks factory, wow!!!
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#919 |
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Join Date: June 6, 2010
Location: West Sacramento, CA
Posts: 35
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DOAK
I went to "midway" and didn't find any parts for the ROA. Did you make the set-up for the primers? It must take a while to load. |
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#920 |
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Member
Join Date: August 24, 2012
Location: Northern California
Posts: 201
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Just replied to the above posts and the system said I wasn't logged in. So this is a test to see if things work.
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#921 |
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Member
Join Date: August 24, 2012
Location: Northern California
Posts: 201
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OK...so here we go...
robhof & fogg64 ~ Sorry, fogg64, about the bad tip on parts at Midway! Last time I was there online (been a year) I bought several cylinder latch's, hammer struts, latch springs, pawl plunger springs, & cylinder pivot (base) pins. Nuts! Very disappointing! I think that's Wilson's Law. When you find a source for what you want, they discontinue it! robhof, I'm old & I've almost learned some things. The best I can do is pretend to be a machinist:-D I made spec drawings for the whole mess, along w/text proceedures for all of it. Had to...too much to remember. I'll scan the drawings asap and post them and the texts if anyone is interested in making their own, or knows someone locally who can do the work. Wouldn't attempt it w/out a lathe & milling machine. fogg64, yes, I confess...I made 'em. And there's no treatment for this sickness! Loading is a bit more time consuming. I made some tools that help speed up the process. The performance, though, is far beyond the hopeful results I'd conjured up in my pea brain. There's alot more to share on this topic. More pics and proceedures, grip frame changes, and action improvements. Again, if anyone is interested. I will say this...so long as there are small pistol primers, I'm done w/caps. Thanks Yous Guys, for responding to my posts. This is the first time I've put this stuff up for review. Kindest Regards Doak |
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#922 |
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Join Date: September 26, 2009
Location: Arizona
Posts: 527
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primers for ROA?
Interested, hel yeah.
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#923 |
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Join Date: October 18, 2009
Location: Bowling Green Ky.
Posts: 758
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robhof
Anything that improves the ROA is always welcome, just look at the number of hits on the many ROA videos on Youtube. We all would be very grateful for any advice, or improvements to these great guns.
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#924 |
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Member
Join Date: August 24, 2012
Location: Northern California
Posts: 201
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OK Here's the spec drawings. Prolly gonna hafta post 'em in sets of 4?
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#925 |
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Member
Join Date: August 24, 2012
Location: Northern California
Posts: 201
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Here's next set.
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