SOLD Uberti Remington 44 cal 8” Barrel Black Powder Revolver Lots of Extras

 Uberti Remington 44 cal 8” Barrel Black Powder Revolver shot 2 times, that’s 2 shots 

$735.00 shipped where allowed

Faux Ivory Grips 

Following information from Taylor's

Sodbuster® Remington 8" .44 Ivory Grip
All sales are AS IS 

 

Its full-frame design still makes it a top choice for black powder shooters today as the cylinder can be removed without taking the firearm completely apart, unlike the Colt models. The Sodbuster® features a forged blued steel frame, blued parts, brass triggerguard, octagonal barrel, dovetail front blade sight, and ivory two-piece grips.

This revolver retails NIB at $771.00  

A conversion cylinder is available for this model that is a drop-in conversion to smokeless .45LC ammunition. 

Payment Money order or bank check

Revolver is in great condition MFG Code 2020
Soft carry case 
Includes extra Treso nipples
Loading stand
Lubed cleaning patches
Wads
200 Round Ball
Holster& 44” Belt

Extras alone are a $200.00 Value

Shipping 25$ above total sales cost

Some areas require a black powder firearm to be shipped to your local FFL-

Thanks for looking
Regards,
#BPBReloading

 

Uberti 31 cal. Baby Dragoons 1849 New in the Box

Uberti 1849 31 cal. Baby Dragoon

400$ to your door where allowed via local & Federal regulations

Video link below

 Uberti 1849 Baby Dragoon 31 cal

SOLD COLT Revolver's in 2023

Here are 2 revolvers #BlackPowderBill sold on consignment in 2023. If you have a collection & you'd like to sell it off contact me for details.

Don't take you possessions to a pawnshop or sell to an unknown for less than what I can get you.

I sell on GunBroker and in some cases to private collectors with a quick text and picture. Shipped to FFL's as required.

Regards BPBReloading FFL Veteran Owned since 1985

 

SOLD COLT Revolver 36 cal Near Perfect W/ Case & Flask

 It had a few spots on the left had side of the frame just above the trigger guard. Otherwise in excellent condition. 

 

Revolver? How about a .327 magnum!

I started looking for a revolver to carry besides my Ruger sp101 in 38+p as it's to bulky.

   And I'm not a big pistol fan.

.327 Federal Magnum

I noticed a few manufactures offering the .327 mag. it is a 32 cal in magnum form. This little power house offers 3 different cartridges you can use. 32 S&W, 32 H&R mag and the latest 327m.

Charter Arms and Taurus offer them and they'd no doubt the be the least expensive of the manufactures. I see wholesale they are asking just below the $300.00 mark so if you can find one used in that price range snatch it up. A new retail revolver should go for a realistic $350.00.

The .327m cartridge never caught on, but many folks use the 32 H&R mag for steel target work.

wiki has a good write up on the .327 cartridge.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.327_Federal_Magnum

I have a 32-20 Savage rifle and it is a nice light recoiling cartridge. You load it with a 85 or 95 h
 Hornady XTP and it makes one nice light deer rifle cartridge,as well as a great small game stopper when loaded with cast bullets. Yea I know, some folks are going to whine the 32-20 is in-adequate for deer. IMO Folks who think like that are brain washed anyway. Like the ones who think a 222 or 223 is to light for deer.
 Why kill yourself or a new shooter by offering them your manly man gun.

I'd take a 32-20 in a revolver and be just as happy. The only advantage I see, (that is for me); between the two, is the .327 is a straight wall case and reloading is easier over the 30-20 thin neck bottlenecked case.


Regards, BPB
On www.gunbroker.com as BPBRS