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My 58 starts getting gritty after two cylinders, after the fourth it needs a wipe down. With grease it helps.

Definitely looks like it was worth the wait.

My next shoot will be using 4f in my Uberti 58.

I don’t have experience with the traditions anti seize, but I’m sure it works. I use regular automotive anti seize and it works well.

I’ve been thinking about this recently myself. I don’t think the grooves have to be to deep, I was thinking of using a corner of a triangle file to create the grooves. I haven’t landed on how many grooves I will do but am thinking maybee 6 grooves in a half inch or so.

That’s pretty cool! I’ve got some form boards I could use to make a couple of these.

I made a big batch of Ed’s red several years ago. It called for a non detergent atf, I don’t remember what I used but it works fantastic.

Man that’s a beautiful gun!

I don’t like hearing this, they are my favorite.

Man that is sweet!

I’ve had three orders from them in the last 2 months. All were usps, but I live in communist California.

Pm sent

Huh, if I had teeth I’d probably have some of those.

Looks like they are going in nice and straight.

I’d have to guess a Cherokee would fit her, especially if your hawken is to big for her. It just depends though, I know I’m picky about the feel of a rifle.

I have an investarm Bridger Hawken, essentially the same as the carbine except it has a 28” barrel vs 24”. As far as the gun goes it’s great, very accurate and not powder picky. The 15/16” barrel is heavy in a 45. I have a 45 cal TC Cherokee that is very light and would probably suit a female...

Beautiful job on that pistol!

Backstrap o plenty!

That looks great! Was that a kit or did you piece it together?

Whoever built that was very talented.