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thank you 9/3/2024 got mine $99 palmetto . plus transfer fee

Thanks for the great break down. I just ordered one from PSA for $99

I don't have a need, per say, for a shotgun, but just want to have one if the need arises and i like to be well rounded. I may or may not already have other guns. lol. Anyway, was thinking of spending $250 for a Maverick 88, but for $100, plus shipping, plus FFL transfer, $140 for the gforce seems like a decent idea. What say you?

These were down to $99 at PSA last week. Can’t wait to put it through the motions. Thanks for the great video!

Great video

Many thanks Mike. Wise words.

¿Is it safe to shoot .22 WMR in a Flobert 6 mm revolver (Iver-Johson circa 1900?) with adapted both firing mechanism (annular) and new barrel? ¿Will the frame, the upper breech and cylinder withstand the explosions? Many thanks. Roberto from Argentina.

Wow an excellent video of takedown and reassembly of this revolver. I have just purchased a 3rd Model DA/SA in SW 38. Have not picked it up yet but I'm sure at some point I may have to get into it. Mine has the rounded trigger guard and the first three digits of the serial # are 219. So would this be in the 1893 year of build? Might send you a message/email with pictures after I get it in another week or so. I'm a retired Toolmaker so working with mechanical issues is my norm. Thanks for a great video! I have subscribed.

Hello n Greatings from France, since 2 years, I own a model 2 of this revolver, in very good condition (I have a licence for owing guns but in France you can buy such revolver without licence) 😊 I have 38sw cartridge BUT charged with black powder as that gun is very old and i'm really not confortable with modern powder, especially top break 😅 Thx you for your video, it's very useful as if I need to clean after using 😊

I think the bad guys got ya partner... hit or miss it's a lot of fun.

I liked and sub'd. I'm looking for vids to disassemble and reassemble the R92. I watched several and all are o k. I will follow you on this. However, you moved the object you were working with out of frame a couple of times. I think I got the gist of it. Wish me luck as I proceed to fieldstrip my R92. It needs a cleaning bad.

I always thought that those .31 Cal guns were a joke, underpowered, but then I saw a vid that demonstrated it was equivalent to a .32 ACP! Not shabby at all with that dead soft ball.

Sounds beautiful

Looking for a rear sear spring, know where I can get one it's a 38

Were the parts in the breech lock, is there indication it was "polished" on the first side by side? That could be a reason for the unlocking issue. Some smiths also open the chambers where the shell rims rest. How do rounds chamber? Do the insides need some light polishing?

Drill a hole under the pad and put the safety bar in there. You will always know where it is if you go to sell it. The other is a great parts piece.

What’s it chambered in?

Great job putting that together I'm working on one myself now I can see what parts I'm going to need 👍

keep it up mike

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I ordered one last night I got the 16 inch stainless in 45 colt

The 1858 Remington New Model Army is such a sexy beast of a weapon. I mean, I love my Pietta Colt SAA, but I would not hesitate to swap it for that.

Cool thanks!

I don’t know if I would’ve cut the recoil spring, that’s probably going to give you issues later on down the road. I’d get rid of the one you cut. P30 recoil springs are tight and need to be broken in. 500 rounds typically fixes that. Can add some heavier 124/147 grain or nato rounds during that time to help. The wear on your barrel though leads me to believe you may already have enough rounds. If that doesn’t fix it then it would be the extractor spring. My P30sk was having issues extracting, had over a dozen in 1500 rounds. Changed the extractor spring and the rubber piece that goes inside the spring. 2500 rounds later and no more issues

That guy is a dick for letting her hold the gun that way. That's how you make your left thumb bloody.

So who made it?

How do you find the full video

Excuse me, I have the same one but I don't know what caliber it is if it is 38 lagro/short or special

How much is this gun worth today?

Forgot Tombstone

I have one dated from 1885.

They just work!

Your patience, time, and level of detail with this is appreciated.

On that hammer screw that has the scratch on the frame use some alcohol and wipe it down then some cold blue will cover the scratch or hide that scratch. One thing you did not show was how you got the ejector and collar to stay in, you kind of skipped that. Wondering if it is even in correctly. You made it look simple enough but that ejector collar takes a little more than what you showed. I subscribed to see how your channel grows.

If I had the old coachgun I would try putting in a new spring, I suppose you could shim up the cut spring to see what happens. Also polishing the tops of the locking lugs could help.

lts a simple field strip, except those side bars are a pain lol.

Nice video. But you keep saying "there is no safety on the gun" which will confuse some viewers. There is still safety there, but just no "automatic safetty". Cheers.

I would not dry fire that old piece...you risk buggering up the firing pin hole...every time you did that I cringed

Put a Bisley hammer on my Vaquaro a while back. I really like it.

Now…Do yourself a favor and order some stainless steel firing pins. The original pins are junk!!!!!

Manny a did this whole process a few years ago and it is documented here on UA-cam.

Send the shotgun back to Seeger for new barrels. Side-by-side barrels are not interchangeable.

I have reloaded close to a million shotgun shells since I started when I was 14 years old for my dad and I am 71 years old this year

Go to Midwest Gun Works [MGW] on line to get your factory parts. They are a Stoeger rep and have the parts very reasonable. Also, on the older gun, you may find that the left trigger bar [sear] is bowed a little, mine did the same as yours and it was a new gun. I straightened the the bar and the trigger began working properly and fired when it was expected. In the beginning, the non- latching trigger caused the firing pin to get bent and it stuck in the firing position so when I closed the gun with a new shell, it fired immediately and broke open as yours. Replaced the firing pins and that fixed that issue. When I spoke to the Stoeger rep about the issues they recommended a couple suggestions but said I should just send the gun to them for their gunsmith to look at. They paid both ways and I had the gun back in about a week. Working perfectly and smoothed out. You should put the safety parts back and just trim the pin to remove the auto function so you still have a manual safety. The new replacement spring came and was not as thick as the original and works perfectly and is much lighter.

I will stay with my miroku side by side!

How light is the top lever spring

Spring is to weak. Put the safety bar back in and cut the back of the breech spring bar off. That allows you to still have a functioning safety.

Finished all 3 videos on this revolver. Great videos by the way. I sent you the pictures you requested. Pretty sure I have a broken spring or two. Really want to get it back together with the parts you have or can get. Let me know. Thank You

Hi Mike. I'm new to your channel. I happen to have a 38 S&W model 2 that was my grandpas, passed to my dad, then on to me. It is in pieces at the moment, because of a poor gunsmith I had taken it to. He didn't finish it at all. He put some kind of grey cerekote on it. Wasn't supposed to. Do you hire out to work on these guns? I'd like it put back together. I'm a little nervous to try this on my own. Please let me know.

Take the barrel and forearm from the old..switch with new one..see what happens