Taylor Tuned Smoke Wagon. Action is SWEET!
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Taylor Tuned Smoke Wagon. Action is SWEET!
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That's the good stuff from Wyo, shoots close to 25' stream on a good day. We lit one off in front of jensens years ago, to see how far it went compared to mfg claim. .Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
I did. Sold off all the guns a while ago. Still trying to sell all the clothes. Then I realized how much I missed owning a SAA clone. I really enjoy the experience of shooting them. I just enjoy plinking with them.Quote:
Originally Posted by HBARleatherneck
In hindsight, I should have kept one of the revolvers. On the plus side, I have an even nicer action and no transfer bar (it has a saftey that doesn't lock the firing pin on the hammer in place unless you're pulling the trigger). The downside is I spent more money.
Where did you find that deal?Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
Ditto, I'd be interested as well at that price.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
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Originally Posted by Irving
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Originally Posted by ChickNorris
https://i.imgur.com/07Ma0Te.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
Thumbs up.
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Originally Posted by Irving
Good job, but doesn't one normally use a case spreader instead of beating it in?
P.S. Don't know if you FB, but there's a "Built Not Bought" page that's pretty cool.
A case spreader does make it a lot easier but only really needed when doing it a lot or setting up new gears, For just removing and re-installing prying and hammering is ok. Plus a case spreader is expensive.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal