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Thread: I would like a 44-40, but.......

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    It's this one.....
    https://www.cimarron-firearms.com/pr...-5-1-2-in.html
    but I didn't get it directly from Cimarron. I don't think they do layaway.
    Last edited by Beagle333; 10-11-2017 at 01:11 PM.
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    Good for you.
    Fun times ahead.
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    A great companion would be Elmer Keith's "Sixguns"...............you will never regret your purchase.
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    I did buy that book. It's on my "must read soon" list.
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    Good luck with your new gun Beagle. Not sure how the new reproudctions are, but a decent CAS gunsmith can slick them up so they are sweet if they are a bit rough out of the box.

    I had my Colts and Great Western II's done and it makes a significant difference. If you are handy, you can likely do it yourself.

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    My El Patron Competition models are smooth as can be, right out of the box. My Runnin' Iron needs a little lovin', but I didn't pay for the deluxe version of that one. I think I can do it. But I know a couple of CAS smiths if it becomes frustrating for me. I'm hoping the Frontier is already in pretty good shape. Cimarron supposedly picks the better ones.
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    Sure.
    Slug the barrel to see if it will be accurate with .430 lead slugs.

    The .44-40 uses .427" slugs.

    This is a good time to consider getting into swaging your own....

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