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Uncle Miltie

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If you want the very best 1858 pattern Remington revolver you might want to look at the one from Pedersoli.
 
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Ultimately it depends on the process used but I'll just point out that a lot of folks drive Mercedes Benz, Porsche, BMW's . . . so it's not "very few". Billet crankshafts (like I said for racing) are found in F1 cars as well as Ferrari's. There's not as many of those type of Italians running around but there's more than "very few".

As far as inexpensive Italian revolvers, I don't think "high end" casting techniques are used to make a product "stronger" than the forged competition. I'm pretty sure it's the "let's make it a little bigger" technique. If size is no deal breaker, get the cast one!! I have one!!! I like it a lot and it's very accurate revolver. But I'm pretty sure the "forged" one is stronger than mine.

Mike
Please what somewhat affordable production car has a billet crank . I still maintain that non racing autos with billet cranks are very few.
You are making statements like, you know something is a fact. I believe it is all conjecture on your part.
You seem to be enamored with the phrase ( high end ) , rather than technologically advanced.

I am quite certain that if Ruger used high end process the firearms would be very expensive.
your opinions are of course yours, and good luck with that.
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It's happening all over, which is why I'm enjoying the freedom while I can

There's always pics on Facebook groups of seized weapons from drug busts and people making fun of them like "someone call wyatt earp we found your gun" because it's 4 or 5 rusty brass frame Piettas and a single shot shotgun

It's funny but also not because all of this draws attention to the freedom of getting blackpowder guns

It's like, you gotta laugh or else you'll cry 😃

People get lambasted on here for using percussion revolvers for self defense, we're like "you're using 1860s technology to protect yourself from crackheads with 9mm's" but now the crackheads are packing .44 cap and ballers 😃😃
Fortunately most of the gang bangers won’t be able to get those .44’s shooting reliably… you and I, along with our compadres in the BP brotherhood, will be well armed. With modern technology…
 
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Fortunately most of the gang bangers won’t be able to get those .44’s shooting reliably… you and I, along with our compadres in the BP brotherhood, will be well armed. With modern technology…
Plus they can't hit anything with any weapon let alone the .44 Brassers they bought at Cabelas.......meanwhile we have the experience and skills to use our Rugers, Blocks and S&W's, etc with high effectiveness
 

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Funny how the pic of the "unmentionable" cylinder in the Remington is STILL up (pg 2) when mine were taken down immediately!!

" Rules for thee, not for me"

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( "pg" stands for "page" )
 
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