New Single Actions

Stay tuned Bittermansbro, standard rifles models in original calibers, we even have a NWMP version in it's original caliber (.45/75)
John
 
BITTERMANSBRO;
No we have more than one, don't worry....
If you wish you can givce me call at the office, I can fill you in on the details and hold one if you wish....
I will be back in the office Tuesday AM....
John
 
KILLER KANUCK;
will check but I think we have them in stock.... If not the next shipment is due within a couple of weeks....
John
 
FOR THOSE WHO ARE INTERESTED;

Marstar will be at the BLAST-OFF event next week end in western Ontario....
We will have all models of our new westernrifles and handgun available for examination.... No drooling please.
John
 
I went, I bought, I conquered. I know its not pistol related, but I got my 76. Thanks John, you guys got real good pricing on that, especially since lots of places down in the US are charging more!
 
Bittermansbro said:
I went, I bought, I conquered. I know its not pistol related, but I got my 76. Thanks John, you guys got real good pricing on that, especially since lots of places down in the US are charging more!
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Congrats, and I agree on the pricing. Now if you guys get some in 50-95 in (and the repairs to my septic don't cost me my right nut) I'll be calling you :D
 
I ain't worried about speed - just like the idea of having a 50 caliber hole at the end of the barrel. :D
Although the 45-60 would be a hell of a lot easier to load for, and components for the 45-75 are getting easier to find. Something about a 50 cal lever though :D
 
I hear ya, I was just making fun of the fact its an 'express' cartridge. I am more of a laggard myself. :D

I agree though, a big ol' 50 cal would be fuuuun

The next challenge is getting the brass and dies for the 45-75. IF you got any hints, they would be most welcome!
 
I may be wrong, but I think Lee added 45-75 to its die listings. You should check out Paco Kelly's Leverguns, or Shooting with Hobie (his blog - goes about loading for his Chaparral NWMP carbine) for loading info. I believe you can trim and form 50 Alaskan brass, or 50-70 brass (although sometimes the rims have to be thinned - depends on the gun).
 
Thanks KK. I am not the most advanced reloader yet unfortunately, if I can't manage dies and brass easily, I may not get much shooting in with the new member of the family. :(
 
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