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CTXGunNut said

I have heard the Cimarron firearms imported by Texas Jack are upgraded versions of Italian replicas. My Cimarron SAA replica had upgraded springs, discovered that when I upgraded springs on all my Italian and Colt SAA's awhile back. Fit may be better, certainly good little shooters.
 
Mike
  

I believe they are.  I have a Uberti Cattleman that has had a full action job. It was gone through by a gunsmith that shot Cowboy Action, SASS.  He knew what parts had to be hardened to withstand the competition. He also fixed and went through an 1897.  Many years ago I thought I was going to participate.  I soon realized that I liked collecting and shooting the old guns better. 

Chuck said

Stuart Vordenbaum said

TXGunNut said
Chuck-
Texas Jack's?
 
Mike
  

Texas Jack's it is. I think it is an outlet for Cimmaron Arms which is also in Fredericksburg. 
  

That's probably it. Texas Jack Wildwest Outfitter and Cimarron Arms dealer. 
  

I have heard the Cimarron firearms imported by Texas Jack are upgraded versions of Italian replicas. My Cimarron SAA replica had upgraded springs, discovered that when I upgraded springs on all my Italian and Colt SAA's awhile back. Fit may be better, certainly good little shooters.

Mike

Stuart Vordenbaum said

TXGunNut said
Chuck-
Texas Jack's?
 
Mike
  

Texas Jack's it is. I think it is an outlet for Cimmaron Arms which is also in Fredericksburg. 
  

That's probably it. Texas Jack Wildwest Outfitter and Cimarron Arms dealer. 

TXGunNut said
Chuck-
Texas Jack's?
 
Mike
  

Texas Jack's it is. I think it is an outlet for Cimmaron Arms which is also in Fredericksburg. 

Texas Jack's?

Mike

Stuart Vordenbaum said
Born and raised in New Braunfels moved to Fredericksburg 42 years ago. A lot of us long time residents are not real crazy about what has happened here. My background includes worldwide heavy construction. I never thought I would see a construction project in Fredericksburg with a tower crane.
  

We had to go to New Braunfels years ago when the Hummel Museum was there.  My mother and my wife used to collect what I call targets.   We are both of German decent and love the food in this area.  I liked to go to the Admiral Nimitz museum.  I forget the name of the gun shop that also sold the repo colts and such?

Stuart Vordenbaum said

Anthony,
Thank you for your comments. Between Mark Douglas' videos and this Forum there is a large body of information, thanks to all. I have been to the Forum often, recently posted.
Fredericksburg, Texas
  

Fredericksburg, my wife and I have visited the hill country a few times and Fredericksburg is one of our favorites.

Anthony said
Stuart,
A nice post like that, is very much appreciated by all of us members.
Join the ranks and enjoy the many benefits, as a contributor, and regular poster. Heck the quarterly magazine that is professionally put together from some very knowledgeable members/Collectors, is worth it all by itself. IMO!
That's a very nice short Rifle!
Thanks for sharing!
Anthony
  

Anthony,

Thank you for your comments. Between Mark Douglas' videos and this Forum there is a large body of information, thanks to all. I have been to the Forum often, recently posted.

Fredericksburg, Texas

A nice post like that, is very much appreciated by all of us members.

Join the ranks and enjoy the many benefits, as a contributor, and regular poster. Heck the quarterly magazine that is professionally put together from some very knowledgeable members/Collectors, is worth it all by itself. IMO!

That's a very nice short Rifle!

Thanks for sharing!

Anthony

Thanks Henry

Henry Mero said
I'm glad You got Your pictures posted, 'cause that is one handsome little '86.
  

I agree, Harry. Looking forward to hearing more about this short rifle.

Mike

Thanks for checking. I will try posting again later, rare 20" 1886...

Stuart