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I would at least exchange it - they missed on the quality control on this one - maybe you ended up with the lemon of the batch.

Looks great! I have to know how you clean it? My .32 caliber Pennsylvania is hard enough to clean.

yep - the Pedersoli are not inexpensive - but still seem to be well priced for what you get. The one advantage of getting the pedersoli you get the match grade barrel - which is something that may not be available to 45 Dragoon? Though I do have an Uberti 1851 I may be sending him soon. I...

Lg-outdoors, buffalo Arms and Cherrys all either have them or you can order them.

Just an update on my search: I am leaning towards the Pedersoli - they have two Remington Patter revolvers - the Target Model and the Competition Model. The Competition is the newest entry - it differs in that it is chromed, the barrel is about 3/8" longer than the Target and there has been...

Thanks again - really appreciate the info.

Thanks you all for the info and feedback. Looks like the Pedersoli changes are for the chromed model V349 vice the matte black model S349. I also cannot find any source for the v349 at this time - but I imagine it will filter to the US soon enough. The Hege is interesting - especially since...

Hi all, I am considering a Remington New Model and I am looking for some advice/recommendations/thoughts, etc Some background: Currently I am not competing in muzzleloading events but would like to - at least locally to start. With that in mind I would like to ensure I get something that...

still $18 a pound in SE Wisconsin for Goex

These look just like the daubers I use when dying leather. I would bet you can buy those for less money than the birchwood caseys. They are fairly firm.

The AR - thought I really wanted one - had one - it shot great, carried nicely, ate nearly any ammo - but I just didn't love it. Sold it for a modest profit - picked up a swedish mauser and an old bolt action .22 and have never looked back. I guess I am not a fan of semi-auto rifles.

Thank you all for this excellent thread. I have recently purchased a revolver and have started to train with it. I would like to hear more about proper grip - I hold high with a thumb down grip and have been trying different things with my off hand. I still often get a slight twitch to the right...

4" m10-1

A sample size of one would say there isn't a problem. I have an Uberti 1851 London with an arbor that is perfectly sized - mine was made in 2010 if that helps. To be honest I went with Uberti because of all the negative I read about Pietta. To be sure you could purchase a Cimmaron.

Yes - 2 spares plus 15+1 in the gun. I find the magazines balance the weight of the gun.