I purchased a replacement base pin kit for a ROA from them. pleasure to do business with, couldn't have been more helpful.Don't know about the nipples but one chap at my club uses them without any problems.
Hi in title as any one had dealings with them? Are they ok to buy from As they have some conversion revolver nipples to shotgun primers that I would like to buy.Also as any one any comments about these type nipples thanks
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I purchased a replacement base pin kit for a ROA from them. pleasure to do business with, couldn't have been more helpful.Don't know about the nipples but one chap at my club uses them without any problems.
Bought the same ROA belt mountain base pin,very good to deal with,
Anvil conversions do the same S/G primer cups at half their price though.
I tried this set up in my ROA a couple of years ago. It worked fine..but..you could not get the shot primer out of the nipple. I gave up and went back to normal nipples/caps.
If AA cant help try the Lincolnshire Shooting Center.
I had A&A slick my Marlin lever action out and he made an excellent job.
I very informative gentleman.
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Spoke to the chap at A & A Gunsmiths last week to get some info about a Ruger O A and he helped out a lot concerning the black stuff.
Very open and friendly.
Hi I have just taken delivery of my uberti 1873 blanco special lever rifle 38sp/357mag from them. they did a nice job of slicking the action. Very good to deal with . Paul
Hi Y'all
A bit of late info.
I bought nipples for my ROA which use shotgun primers. I found that because the primers are not supported by the Ruger frame face
which they are in a shotgun. the primer easily fell out under the detonation pressure.The primer then found its way into the Ruger works and jammed. it took a stripdown at the firing point to clear -- I went back to perc. caps they are a lot less bother.
Gordon