>>63988604
Yes but no. The Carbines are also "flat buttplates" The shotgun buttstock is a specific design. Like I said they maie tons with rubber buttpads that look like shotgun buttplates but just because its flat doesnt make it a shotgun butt.
>>63988624
Of course its using beefed up toggle links, you cant shoot a 44mag through a syandard 73 lol. And its not just toggle links. Its a beefed up breach block, pins and the whole mechanism. Not just the toggle links like you insinuate. Of course theres people who shoot bubba loaded 44mags that bend the links, breaking the center pin. Same thing happens with every gun. Some jackass builds way too hot of loads and destroys the guns. Next youll say the sky is blue.
Im not saying Chiappa makes perfect guns. They definitely do funky and retarded shit. But tjeir after market support is better, their guns work just as well as the winchester 92s (atleast from the sample size of a little over a dozen I have shot/own) and dont have retarded safeties.
Its funny you think I never opened up any of my guns, but than dont even know all the hardened parts in the 44mag 73s that you claim to know about. Theres a few parts I left out that have also been ipgraded on those to see if you actually know what you are talkingabout or just parroting shit youve read online.
>>63988580
Yup you are mostly correct. Theres a great video from Cimarron themselves about how they "import" their rifles.
But yes Taylors/Cimarron contract out guns from multiple companies. The Uberti USA indeed contracted their 1886 from Pedersoli. Taylors and Cimarron are both very good about labeling who the gun comes from. But its usually pretty easy to know based on the model and the color case hardening.
>>63988642
Cimarron if you want originality. Taylors if you want a souped up race gun from the factory. Miroku if you want the name with no after market support and incorrect details.
