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congrats! now it stays in the family

Yeah I saw them on other smaller auction sites And I just saw these posts here... I wanted to make a thread to buy one but looks like it has to be on the modern ML forum instead https://www.muzzleloadingforum.com/threads/t-c-scout.166263/#post-2378849...

Same here. I think they look awesome, just like a nice lever action rifle (If I am thinking of the same one) I am not sure if they are allowed on this forum though, I've seen a few over on the modern ML forum though, and other places cheap around $150

I really liked my 50cal White Mountain Carbine. Was such a light and nice looking gun. I just wish it had set triggers and some brass like the Hawkens do, I love how they look. I am also partial to the TC Cougar, almost bought one (special edition Hawken with staineless steel instead of brass)...

For sure, I am very tempted towards buying this...

Looking for just the barrel off a Pedersoli SxS double barrel shotgun The 20" long Coach Gun model barrel or shorter barrels from the Baker Cavalry Shotgun or the Howdah Pistols will work too I also have a like new interchangeable 27.5" barrel from my Pedersoli shotgun I can trade if interested

Right now any Pietta bought from Taylor's comes with a spare cylinder. I got a Remington "Ace" there, wasn't bad pricing after a coupon code and the customer service is great. For pretty much any other guns I go with Uberti though

SOLD to @Matt1776

Is that "21" for the proofmark? Meaning it's a manufactured in 2021 model?

When I googled it, i saw a smokehouse as well. But there is apparently also a store next to it

Those guns look good! Love the shorter barreled one. I know we probably aren't supposed to be talking about this subject but I have looked into this as I wanted to compare the price of just buying the cartridge 45 colt SAA from Uberti vs the Uberti black powder version + having a gunsmith...

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Yes it is

Nice looking revolver, it's the 5.5" barrel model right? I've found one website with a 4.75" Quickdraw Cimarron brass triggerguard model (manufactured by Uberti) that looks like new old stock, going to give them a call and see.

Thanks for the info on the gunsmithing options I own most of the cap and ball revolvers out there and I know for sure I want to try out the 1873s. I already use a loading stand for my Remingtons and short barrel Colts, I will probably pick up a base pin removal tool for it though. On Uberti's...

Thank you! So yeah anyone with shot, round ball, or wads/cards send me a PM please

No worries, that's partly why I am so intrigued by them, I haven't seen the birdshead model anywhere else besides Taylor's. They even used to make a Bisley model but I know I won't find one anywhere unless maybe used on the classifieds.

Not for me. You have to click the link itself, not copy & paste it, maybe that's the problem. I am talking about cap and ball percussion revolvers and only posted the link to show the different model options, here is where the link brings me to: I guess I can remove it and just leave this...

They're cap and ball. Maybe youre looking at the wrong page? I linked the .44 caliber black powder percussion revolvers. It even says so in the URL

Has anyone seen the 1873 Cattleman black powder revolvers for sale anywhere recently? I really like the 3.5" barrel birdshead grip models or even the 4.75" Quickdraw version but I don't really want Pietta's barrel markings on this gun As far as models made by Uberti, lately all I have seen is...