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I agree with that, give me the right arbor length and I can put up with the cheap box

Will like it or not it doesn't look like it matters to Uberti and that is a fact.

Have no idea what Bobby Hoyt charges but I bet by the time you figure postage both ways and Bobby's price it would be more than the gun is worth.

I shoot mine like that all the time they will be fine. Unless you are shooting for big money don't worry about it and just have fun. One thing I would do is take them out of that glass bowl and use a tin plate or can to put them in.

You could be right

It just shows how easy life is in this country when we can complain about the quality of cardboard that our guns are ship to our door step. :D:D

And I bet you know where everything is at

Very nice shooting boxes,

Be interesting if it could talk

If they have been kept dry I bet they will still work. If you are going to test them I would test them outside.

Well I say good for you, I would never pay that but if someone is willing to get you that much take it.

I thought the same thing, figure Spangenberger had gone under. He always done a good black powder piece in Guns & Ammo

I guess Amercian arms makers miss the boat on not using brass springs. Didn't say you can't use them, just that they are not going to last. Just because you have a gun that is a couple hundred years old with a brass spring doesn't mean it was use a lot.

Of course springs can be made of brass, of course they are not going to work for very long.

In 1757 the Blackfoot and Crow were un -heard of.

It will be fine,

I like Bass Pro buy a lot of stuff from them.

His ammo look like short pieces of sticks.

Good job, that little guy is going to taste a lot better than mommy

The minks are not too happy about it.