I ain't complainin'

[64Jeeper]

Went to the range today and got some trigger time in. I wanted to try to site in my Stampede today to see if it was me or the gun. I had a problem with it shooting left. Well, as it turns out, it was me. LOL After a few adjustments to the operator, I got a sweet grouping.

This was at 10 yards with Black Hills Ammo 250gr. RNFP smokeless powder.

[brian]

load that up with some black powder and watch what happens.

[Steve_NEPhila]

Now that is an acceptable group. Sometimes our software conflicts with the hardware we play with...

[Sandcut]

Nice pistol.

I was amazed at how well my Uberti Cattleman shot the first time. I'm still amazed at how little recoil it has.

Now all I have to do is make a nice leather holster for it w/ snap retention for when I carry it while hunting. I can't seem to locate a "normal" pistol holster for anything w/ a SAA frame. Everything is open top, old west, pistol belt style.

[Fr0sty]

load that up with some black powder and watch what happens.

Instead of a bang it makes a BOOM. Oh and the Surgeon General as a warning that black powder could result in lung cancer and the 2nd hand smoke is also dangerous to other shooters. That's why it's banned in dinners and other public places...

/end sarcasm

[Steve_NEPhila]

Nice pistol.

I was amazed at how well my Uberti Cattleman shot the first time. I'm still amazed at how little recoil it has.

Now all I have to do is make a nice leather holster for it w/ snap retention for when I carry it while hunting. I can't seem to locate a "normal" pistol holster for anything w/ a SAA frame. Everything is open top, old west, pistol belt style.

Check out: http://www.simplyrugged.com/faq/index.html

They have great holsters for all revolvers single or double action. The sourdough is a great holster, reatains very well, is comfortable and reasonably priced. I have a bunch of these holsters and love them...

[Sandcut]

Check out: http://www.simplyrugged.com/faq/index.html

They have great holsters for all revolvers single or double action. The sourdough is a great holster, reatains very well, is comfortable and reasonably priced. I have a bunch of these holsters and love them...

Good site. Thanks.

As I mentioned, I got fed up looking and went out and bought a couple leather working tools and a side of leather (I had a couple other projects in mind, too). My first attempt at a pancake holster didn't turn out too bad. There's a couple modification I'd like to make and, since I've got plenty of leather, a couple screw ups won't make any difference. I'm still learning the skills either way.