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|May 1, 2005, 08:13 PM
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Colt Type Revolver Disassembly
Dismounting Post-1850 Colt Revolvers
1. Place unloaded revolver on half cock
2. Push Barrel Wedge to the left. It will either stop against the retaining screw or come all the way out. This varies.
3 pull barrel assembly off the frame and cylinder off the arbor.
4. Unscrew nipples for cleaning.
Complete:1. Remove back strap section of the grip frame. Screws are on either side of the hammer and on the bottom of the grip frame assembly.
2. Loosen and/or remove the main spring;
3. Remove front of grip frame/trigger guard - three screws.
4. Remove Trigger bolt spring now visible in the bottom of the action.
5. Remove cylinder bolt and then trigger held by identical screws.
6. Remove hammer screw and then hammer and hand assembly through the bottom of the frame.
1. Replace hammer and hand first being careful not to compress or overstress the hand spring'
2. Replace locking bolt. It is necessary for the split "ears" on the rear of the hand to ride in front of the cam on the right side of the hammer. This is best accomplished by placing the hammer in its lowered (forward ) position. The outside "ear" presses against the inside of the frame while the active side presses against the hammer in front of the hammer cam.
3. Replace Trigger. This is easiest with the hammer pulled back.
4. Replace trigger /bolt spring being sure that the long "finger" is on the step on the front of the trigger. Some springs appear to be too short to replace. In this case, index the long "finger"/leaf of the spring against the step on the trigger and press down so that it will stretch out and allow replacement of the screw.
5. Replace front porton of grip frame and the main spring. It is often best to leave some slack in the screws-including the mainspring screw- until everything is in position. then tighten all screws.
6. Replace grip and back strap of grip frame. This may require loosening the screws of the front portion of the grip frame just to get all the screws lined up.
In principal: Avoid overtightening the screws and the nipples. It's easier to tighten them often than to watch one crumble before your eyes because it's frozen in place.
Frequently, the Italian assembler will set at least one of the screws in place under massive impact. Your Job- have the best fitting screwdriver possible on hand ;and, Figure out which screw it is.
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|May 15, 2005, 07:52 PM
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Forgot Frozen Nipples
You forgot to add one very important proceedure. This even happens to Uberti's actually only to Uberti's as far a I can tell you.
#) frozen nipples in cylinder from factory or store dried grease from sitting on shelf. *soak in diesel fuel for about 3 days, wipe off excess, remove nipples applying downward pressure and in a steady loosening motion break nipple free with proper wrench.
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|May 16, 2005, 07:45 AM
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Haven't had that happen but will recognize it now if it does. could explain some of the impact tight screws you find on these too. A couple of persistent problems with my recent ubertis is that the loading lever catch likes to walk out of the dovetail and the locator pegs on the bottom front of the frame work loose and fall out .
Relatively minor considering the stuff that usec to go wrong with them
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|May 25, 2005, 01:35 PM
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Removing rusted/frozen nipples
After soaking in a penetrant, if the nipple will still not come out with the normal wrench, DO NOT twist off the lugs. Instead, proceed as follows.
Get a good quality, hard nipple wrench. If possible, make one out of drill rod and harden it. Remove, or don't put in, the cross piece.
Chuck the nipple wrench in the drill press, tightly. Pad the drill press vise with copper or leather jaws. Put the cylinder, rear end up, in the vise and tighten down, tight!
Adjust the vise and table so that the drill chuck with the wrench is directly over the nipple to be removed, and lock the vise and table.
Bring the nipple wrench down over the nipple, turning the chuck as necessary to line up the wrench with the nipple. If the press has a lock down, press the head down tight and lock it. If not, hold the press head down tightly.
Then grip the drill press chuck as tightly as possible and turn it. It may be necessary to work it back and forth to loosen a stubborn nipple. You can use a short rod the size of the chuck key for additional leverage, but it probably won't be necessary.
If a nipple will not come out with this treatment, it will likely have to be drilled out.
|September 15, 2005, 06:29 PM
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|September 28, 2005, 02:58 PM
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I've had the rammer catch fall out of the dovetail (which scarcely deserved the name of dovetail at all) and the locator pins fall out. All on a Signature Colt. Used an 1860 Army catch to replace it with - wider.
|September 28, 2005, 06:15 PM
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|November 7, 2005, 10:22 PM
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Seriously thinking of getting myself a Uberti 3rd Model Dragoon for Christmas. Would like some suggestions on who makes the best nipple wrench for it. I believe the nipples are bigger than on the Navy-framed guns and I might as well get a decent one at the outset. Dixie and others have the Walker-type U shaped wrench, but I would rather just get a straightforward good quality one.
Have always been fond of these hand cannons. There is a great story on Jon Cremony's ride through the Jornada De Muerto and a pair of them. Likewise the museum I helped out at has a Third Model in rough shape that has a couple of pretty well documented stories it featured in.
"If you don't ask the right questions, the answers don't matter." (W.S. Lind, no doubt stolen from Socrates)
|November 7, 2005, 10:33 PM
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The same screwdriver- handled wrench I use for my other colt/remington revolvers works on this one. I believe it is from Traditions. The various replica wrenches are extremely brittle and no good for tight nipples.
The dragoons have quite a bit of history behind them. Juaquin Murietta, Hariette Tubman and Charlie Parkhust seem to favor them.
|November 13, 2005, 11:42 PM
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Well Mec, I know I am happy with mine. Very accurate with cap&ball or cartridges. Have an R&D Convertable Conversion .45LC, the Ubertis fit the 3rd Gen. Colt jus' fine. I read today that they were concidered the most favored Cavalry Revolver.
|November 25, 2005, 03:18 PM
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Hand assembly spring
This spring is one of the primary flys in the C&B revolver ointment. Next to the trigger/bolt spring (and recently, out in front of it) it is the most breakage-prone part on the revolvers. You know when it happens when suddenly your cylinder doesn't rotate while cocking and will rotate in both directions with the gun on half cock.
I've had it happen twice in the last 2-3 years and on both of my Uberti revolvers I was fortunate in that they would continue to function and shoot as long as I pointed them downward for cocking.
The hand and the spring are usually sold as a unit -probably because it is difficult to get a spring tight enough in the hand slot to reliably stay there. In any case, I've laid in a supply from VTI and Cimarron. They are oversized and require quite a bit of fitting to my 60 Army and 61 Navy. Once sized correctly however, they will work interchangeably in these revolvers.
The primary task is to get the overall unit to the same length as the one the factory has already fitted to your gun. I also attempt to copy the shape of the factory part without really knowing how important that might be. I found that outlining the already shaped part helps in getting close to the right amount of metal removal. It is a rough guage of course since the outline is bigger than the original part.
After disassembly of barrel, cylinder and grip portions, the hammer and hand can be removed without taking out the trigger and bolt. This is useful since a good bit of trial and error is necessary.
Partially reassembling the revolver- barrel and cylinder in place, you know you are getting close to the right fit when the cylinder no longer rotates past the locking notch. At this point, things are probably still not right as the hammer will not come back far enough to fully cock the revolver
The job is finished when the cylinder rotates to full engagement and the hammer sear will engage the trigger and remain at full cock.
Now, I have several fully fitted hand/spring assemblies ready for drop-in replacement in two frequently used revolvers. The only tools necessary are a small file, a carborundum stone or the equivalent and a dremel tool if you are careful not to over do things and over heat the part by power grinding.
Last edited by mec; August 29, 2010 at 10:36 AM.
|December 30, 2005, 01:09 PM
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Mec, Here my navy with the repair kit you get from Cabelas and also the pin?wedge remover sold by Cabelas and made by Mountain State Muzzle loaders here in WV. When you get it you have to flatten(grind down) both sides of the thin round end to make it fit the Colt. It's made of a really hard plastic and works great!
You can't beat the price of the repair kit.
|December 30, 2005, 01:49 PM
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I have the same parts in a package from Pietta- I bought two of them from Numrich GunParts a couple of years ago. I believe I finally understand the problem people have been reporting with Pietta Wedges. The ubertis and older Piettas Ive seen don't have a hook on the wedge spring. I can see how it would be hard to pound such a thing out in the normal manner.
Good looking revolver. We will of couse expect a field report.
|December 31, 2005, 03:31 PM
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Mec, My mold came in at noon today for my .380 balls so I casted up my first 50 and 30 are good (I'm learning ) anyway I loaded my new Navy with 22g of Pyrodex "P" and set a box in the yard and picked out a 2.5" circle to shoot at with a 6:00 hold on the sights. I really exspected to shoot really high but as you can see at this distance it shot point of aim but left a little. All in all I have no complaints but I'm going to lighten the trigger pull a little more.I'll try some longer distances when I get a better feel for this revolver. It sure is a sweetheart to shoot, feels good in the hand too, easy to clean and easy to tune by following the instruction in your book. It seems to love #10 Remington caps and I had no jams. I may try the snugger fitting CCI #10 next. Just hope there hot enough for the Pyrodex "P".
|December 31, 2005, 04:11 PM
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Oh good lord! I'm going to have to start shooting 25 yard bench groups and just hope I can keep up with you.
I suspect the CCI Caps might fit a bit tight 11s might fit better as they are close to Remington 10s. They are plenty hot enough to set of pyrodex and work well in my navy. If you have anything like a light mainspring though, they will probably misfire. CCI makes all their caps/primers a lot toughter shelled than anybody else and they are hard to set off.
|December 31, 2005, 05:32 PM
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|December 31, 2005, 06:40 PM
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Thanks guy's, I was surprised myself because that was the first time I ever shot this Navy. You have to remember that when you live in West Virginia you get a lot of practice shooting at snake heads in these mountains.
The first year we moved into this house I killed 13 copperheads in 60 days while mowing or walking around the area with my Remington.
Now we only see one every now and then but when I'm up on the mountain I will kill 8-10 Rattlers and maybe another 10 copperheads June to the last of Oct. This last summer I only had to nail a couple of them and that's really unusual.
Mec, Do you think that maybe Piettea has placed higher sights on there new Navy .36? This one is a 2005.
Also noticed that there seems to be alot more twist in this barrel than the Remington .44. Doesn't seen to matter because they are both accurate as can be.
The #10 CCI fit just the way I like them on this Navy. They just slide on like a good fitting glove. I reduced the hammer spring but it still hits plenty hard enough to set the caps off. I may have just got a hold of some bad caps. A friend of mine gave me 150 or so of them a couple a weeks ago and I think I will give them a try.
Thanks for all your help Mec. Mike
|December 31, 2005, 06:48 PM
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I wouldn't be surprised. Uberti puts a taller bead on the newer ones and they shoot a lot lower than earlier ones. The ubert beed is too wide. and needs to be tooled down if you can't open the rear sight enough.
The other day, our local store got a Pietta SAA in a Uberti box. I'm wondering if maybe some unholy union has taken place.
|December 31, 2005, 07:42 PM
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36 Navy
That new gun looks like it's a honey!
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|December 31, 2005, 08:00 PM
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Thanks Colin, I really like it and it takes a lot for me to admit that because I've always been such a Remington fan. One thing for sure, I can see why the Civil war boy's were willing to give the Colts up for the Remington.Loading one of the Colts with a new cylinder while in battle had to be a real problem when it came to the wedge.If you droped that wedge you had to use the gun for a club.
The feel of this Colt in the hand is a lot nicer than the Remington and it sure is smooth to shoot. I can see why the cowboys liked it so well and also why many of them carried two at a time.
Mec, It seems to me that I heard a rumor to that effect some time back but I was never able to confirm it. This sight comes to a point like the originals did and where the taper starts to the point it it apears as a different color or shade and it's very easy to place in the "V". I really figured the first thing I would have to do is get rid of the sight but I really like it now.It takes me a little longer to get on sight than it does with my Remington but that's fine.
|June 15, 2006, 02:28 PM
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1860 Army
Hello folks, I'm new to the site but have been shooting blackpowder for quite awhile. I just bought a Pietta Sherrif's 1860 Army. I got a really good price NIB and it looks and feels like a well built weapon. My problem is I can't seem to drive the wedge out to the left. I made a wedge pusher (yeah, right) and I have whacked at the wedge with a small wooden mallet. No avail.
One other thing. I recently paid a visit to the library, that's right the public library, and checked out a few books on Colonel Colt and weapons he built during his lifetime. The books I found were very interesting, I know more about Colt reviolvers and renewed a lot of Texas history, as well as the United States history. How many kids know who wrote The Star Spangled Banner? Teach yours! The bulk of the books I checked out had not left the library since 1993. Kinda of makes me sick.
Well I'm sure I'm gonna enjoy getting re-intersted in our history. Wish I had some kids around!
|June 15, 2006, 04:52 PM
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Pietta went through a phase of hard to remove wedges. One poster seemed able to explain it much better than the others and it seemed from what he was saying that their is something of an agressive hook on the end of the pietta wedge springs. You have to push it down out of contact to get the thing to move.
Francis Scott Key (scott to his friends) wrote the words to the star spangled banner on board one of our ships out from fort McHenry in 1814. The music is from an old pub crawlers drinking song "amphictyon in heavenz'
the public schools used to teach about francis scott Key and the war of 1812 but since may have stopped. they left out the part about the drinking song.
|November 3, 2006, 02:38 PM
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MEC - I used your very helpful instructions here to disassemble and fix my 140 year old 1849 Pocket Model, whose hand would not carry up the cylinder. I found the hand had separated from the arbor and pressed it back on. Works pretty good, now. Here's a pic -
and another one -
Made in 1862, IIRC, from Wilson's list of SNs
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|January 19, 2007, 12:26 AM
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Fantastic gun and pics Big G!
I too have found the posts here very useful in disassembling my 1860.
However, I found re-assembling the backstrap and grip very challenging on my Uberti Colt repro: The wood needs to be compressed a little and my backstrap piece was very slightly bent, requiring even more tension. Don't know if this was a factory problem or caused by my innapropriate disassembly.
I would ammend the disassembly/reassembly procedure as follows, after following the previous procedure to remove barrel and cylinder:
To disassemble grip and backstrap:
1. Loosen, but DO NOT remove, all 3 screws on the brass triggerguard under the frame. Use a slightly undersized screwdriver to avoid damaging the recesses around the screws.
2. Remove the screw at the BOTTOM of the backstrap/grip.
3. Remove the two screws on the backstrap on either side of the hammer and remove the backstrap. Use a slightly undersized screwdriver to avoid damaging the recesses around the screws.
4. Dissamble frame internals as previously mentioned.
To reassemble grip and backstrap:
1. Install triggerguard and mainspring: by, first, attaching mainspring loosely to the triggerguard. Then attach triggerguard loosely enough so that the mainspring may be pushed under the hammer. Then tighten all triggerguard screws and fully tighten the mainspring screw.
2. Fit the wooden grip into backstrap and attach backstrap/grip by the 2 screws beside the hammer. Tighten both these screws FULLY. Do this in increments alternating between the two until they are both fully tight. DO NOT ATTACH BOTTOM SCREW YET.
3. Loosen all 3 triggerguard screws enough so that you can align the front part of the grip that attaches to the backstrap via the bottom screw. Be careful not to loosen them so much they come out.
4. Install the bottom grip screw once you have aligned the two parts. Tighten until the head of the screw is flush with the frame.
5. Re-tighten fully all the triggerguard screws.
6. Finally, tighten the bottom grip screw as needed. Don't overtighten.
Following the steps above will reduce the tension on the screws on the backstrap considerably. This will ensure you less stripped backstrap screws and scratched backstraps.
If you want extra screws:
The 3 frame screws that hold the hammer, the bolt and the trigger are all removed and installed lightly, with little effort. These would probably never be damaged.
I would order extra screws for the for the backstrap and the 2 recessed screws in the gripframe(which are the same as in the backstrap) and the bottom backstrap screw. These are much more likely to be damaged during assembly/disassembly.
Someone once said that in BP revolvers you have to choose between damaged screws or a dirty gun. Invariably in the course of disassembling your gun to clean it, you will probably damage a screw or two.
Get the right tools:
I also can't stress enough getting a good quality gunsmith's screwdriver set. You WILL NOT be able to take apart a BP revolver without one and WILL damage your screws.
Chapman offers a good set. You can order at Midway or direct from their website: www.chapmanmfg.com
I've found theirs to be the best and priced right down the middle.
Last edited by ElGuapo; January 19, 2007 at 01:23 AM.
|February 19, 2008, 09:32 PM
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Disassembling Colt open top BP revolvers.
I was given a huge box of BP tools & supplies. Along w/them came a little brass punch w/a flattened end, maybe the size of a thick pencil cut in half. It works perfect to remove the wedge from the slot it is in. I don't know where this tool came from new, but if anyone else knows, it sure works well for me. I think it may work well for other people too.
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text: SHRM Poll Shows Use of Sustainable Workplace Practices Remains Stable By Bill Leonard 1/25/2013 Permissions The number of employers with sustainable workplace practices has stayed fairly stable for the past few years, according to the results of a Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) poll released on Jan. 29, 2013, revealed that the percentage of businesses engaging in sustainable business practices was similar to that found by a SHRM poll completed in 2010. According to the survey respondents, the most common socially responsible practices were: Donating money to local charities (74 percent). Organizing company-sponsored volunteer projects (61 percent). Donating money for natural disasters and catastrophes (54 percent). The survey also included questions on environmentally friendly, or green, practices. The top three environment-related responses were: Offering a workplace recycling program (86 percent). Using virtual tools to conduct meetings (80 percent). Using energy-efficient equipment and lighting systems (69 percent). These response rates were essentially unchanged from 2010. Seventy-two percent of the 550 respondents reported that their organizations had some form of sustainable workplace practices. Medium to large companies (more than 100 employees) were more likely to have implemented some sustainable business practices. More than 80 percent of respondents who worked for companies with 2,500-plus employees reported that their organizations had sustainable business policies in place. Approximately 38 percent of respondents said their organizations offered telework options. The percentage of respondents with telecommuting policies in place was up slightly—only 2 percentage points—from the 2010 survey. Approximately half (51 percent) of the respondents to the 2012 survey said sustainable business practices were very important to creating a positive employer brand and to attracting highly qualified job applicants. In addition, 40 percent of respondents said sustainability practices help improve employee retention, and slightly more than a third (36 percent) indicated that sustainability is crucial to developing an organization's leadership. More companies are reporting positive returns on investments for their sustainability efforts. Nearly 40 percent of respondents reported that their employers calculated an ROI for their sustainability efforts. Among the organizations that calculated an ROI, 56 percent of respondents reported a positive return. Survey respondents were also asked to rank the positive outcomes from sustainability initiatives; the top responses were improved employee morale (53 percent), more positive public image (51 percent) and more efficient business processes (47 percent). The 2012 data showed some small declines in the percentage of organizations participating in socially responsible activities and environmentally responsible practices. In addition, the new survey, when compared with the 2010 poll, found that the percentage of employers who use certain methods to demonstrate their commitment to sustainability dropped slightly from two years ago. Bill Leonard is a senior writer for SHRM. Permissions TOP PICKS: PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT Perfect Phrases for Performance Reviews The right phrase for every situation. Design and Implement Effective Performance Management Systems Design & Implement Effective Performance Management Systems The Crowdsourced Performance Review From SHRMStore: Use the power of social recognition to transform employee performance Express Request: Performance Improvement Plansl Resources for boosting under-performers 101 Sample Write-Ups for Documenting Employee Performance Book + CD from SHRMStore. Shortcut to explaining disciplinary problems. Webcast: Workforce Analytics Pamela Stroko on how predictive analytics fit into talent management. Oct. 7, 2 pm E/11am P People InSight Give employees a chance to review your organization. Diversity & Inclusion Conference & Expo Oct. 26-28, Boston. Build positive change in your workplace Seminar: Manage, Engage Human Capital Learn how to connect and organize top performers. Available online Nov. 9-Dec. 2 Swipe for more! ADVERTISING LINKS


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Welcome KID's 2015- 2016 interns
At the start of each school year, KID welcomes a team of interns to the organization. These students assist KID throughout the year and allow us to accomplish so much more. Here are KID's new interns: Jessica Attas My name is Jessica Attas. I am a first year master's student at The University of Chicago School of Social Administration studying clinical social work. I found KID when researching different work study opportunities on the University ... Read more
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How to use what you learn in a KID safety workshop
So you attended KID's safety workshop Creating Safe environments for Children? Great! We hope that you learned a lot and were able to bring new awareness and resources back to your home or facility. If you weren't able to attend a workshop yet that's OK, you can still get a lot of useful safety information from KID by following us online or signing up for our email alert. That being said, sometimes the information can be overwhelming and ... Read more
Let's take some big steps for safety this month
September is Baby Safety Month. It was originally named such by the Juvenile Products Manufacturer's Association as a campaign with retailers to focus on nursery products and safety. But others now embrace the opportunity to talk safety with parents and caregivers. This year, the US Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has adopted the hashtag #BareIsBest for their baby safety month social media. All month long they are sharing messaging ... Read more
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Jordan A. Durrett: My time at KID
I started working for KID back in July 2013 and I have loved every second of it. I couldn't have asked for a better organization to work for while continuing my studies. There is a passion and dedication in this office that is inspiring beyond telling. Knowing that I've been a part of that is an awesome feeling.In the little over two years that I've been working here I've grown so much. KID has given me opportunity after opportunity to do ... Read more
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KID and product safety by the numbers:
1998: The year KID started after our founder's son Danny was killed when his portable crib collapsed around his neck in his daycare facility.19: The number of children we know have died in cribs with the same design as Danny's.2-3: The number of children's products recalled weekly.10%: The amount of recalled products that are ever returned or repaired - leaving about 90% of dangerous products in our homes or child care facilities or for sale ... Read more
Happy Grandparents Day
Today is the day we celebrate the ones that help raise us, care for us, and give us an extra hand when we need it.Fun fact - the flower for Grandparents Day is the 'Forget-Me-Not.' So this Grandparents Day we are sharing some important safety tips to not forget when taking care of young children. Here are a few things to not forget this Grandparent's Day:Remember to register your grandchild's product. It is the only way manufacturers will ... Read more
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Setting the record straight on car seat safety
On July 29, NBC 5 Chicago aired a report about a mom from Indiana that received an expired car seat as a gift from her parents. KID was contacted to provide information about car seat safety for the segment. During the interview, we mentioned the fact that car seats expire, in part, because of exposure to extreme temperatures; extreme heat in the summer, extreme cold in the winter. However, since that time, we have learned that statement to be false. ... Read more
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Keeping Up with Back-to-School Safety and Recent Recalls
If it's September, it must be time for back to school! It's time slip out of swimsuits and into school uniforms and get ready for a new year of learning and growing. The Consumer Product Safety Commission has a great Back-to-School Safety Checklist. Here are a few highlights:If your child will be biking to school – or biking elsewhere - make sure that he or she always wears a helmet and that the helmet is safely in place. If they are riding ... Read more


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A patient in her late 50s presented with back and left leg pain. This had been a problem for decades as the degenerative scoliosis was catching up to her quickly. Her pain prevented her from sleep. Her symptoms became constant and nagging, especially with walking and prolonged sitting.
The Conference Board of Canada study, commissioned by the Canadian Medical Association (CMA), says that it would cost the federal government $3.3 billion in the next year to implement three strategies to cope with the wave of aging baby boomers.
Patients with hypertension treated with acupuncture experienced drops in their blood pressure that lasted up to a month and a half, researchers with the Susan Samueli Center for Integrative Medicine have found.
A study suggests men taking opioids for chronic pain are twice as likely as women to escalate to a high dose and die from drug-related causes.
Canadian governments have done little to address the crisis faced by autism families across the country. This sentiment was true in 2007 when it was put forward in the cross-party Senate report on the state of funding for the treatment of autism in Canada, aptly titled, Pay Now or Pay Later. And until recently, this sentiment could be used to sum up the role of the federal government, which has largely left the crisis up to provincial ministries to manage.
Talk to Dr. Dean Greenwood about low-level laser therapy (LLLT) for acute and chronic conditions, and he'll say it's effective. If you'd asked him the same question a decade ago, he'd have answered differently.
Erica Schenk has been a runner for 10 years, but a single snapshot of the curvy athlete may represent her most significant strides yet.
The key to any patient acceptance of a concept is education and demonstration. This combination develops confidence in those who witness and experience it.
A newly published study from American and Canadian researchers challenges the common belief that males and females process pain in the same way.
During three years, mean hospitalization costs at the Vancouver Island Health Authority climbed for a set of pain patients before they received spinal cord stimulation to manage their chronic condition. The costs fell in the three years after the procedure, data showed in a study presented recently at the International Neuromodulation Society 12th World Congress.
Chiropractors who provide care for children – and families – can attest to the many benefits of a healthy spine to a growing child. However, this relatively new area of focus for chiropractic is susceptible to many misconceptions, among the public and the health-care community.
A new clinical decision rule for determining patients with higher risk of developing chronic low-back pain has been developed by researchers at the University of California San Francisco, University of Georgia and Kaiser Permanente.Researchers said the new clinical decision rule may help primary care providers predict which patients with acute low-back pain will progress to chronic low-back pain, information from the U.S. revealed, according to an article posted on the U.S. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH) website.
Some six million people in the U.S. suffer from scoliosis, a sideways curvature of the spine. These include approximately two to three per cent of adolescents who are diagnosed each year with idiopathic scoliosis, which is usually identified during puberty and progresses until skeletal maturity. One in 500 children today require treatment using spine braces and one in 5,000 need spinal surgery.
Here's an easy way for office workers to burn a few extra calories and avoid the perils of sitting all day: stand and type.
That sense of well-being, freedom and extra energy that runners often experience is not just a matter of endorphins. A study at the University of Montreal Hospital Research Centre (CRCHUM) shows that the "runner's high" phenomenon is also caused by dopamine, an important neurotransmitter for motivation.
Studies of asymptomatic individuals with no lifetime history of low back pain (LBP) have indicated that 40 to 70 per cent report clinically significant LBP after a two-hour standing protocol. This induced (but transient) LBP paradigm has allowed characterization of neuromuscular differences between individuals who develop LBP when standing compared with those who do not.
The Canadian Chiropractic Guideline Initiative (CCGI) is ramping up efforts to deliver evidence-based clinical practice guidelines and best practice recommendations to chiropractors across the country.
The Institute for Work and Health (IWH) is now accepting abstracts for presentation proposals for the 19th International Scientific Conference on the Prevention of Work-related Musculoskeletal Disorders (Premus 2016).
A new study suggests children with multiple sclerosis (MS) who exercise regularly may have a less active disease. The research is published in the August 12, 2015, online issue of Neurology, the medical journal of the American Academy of Neurology.
Five men with complete motor paralysis were able to voluntarily generate step-like movements thanks to a new strategy that non-invasively delivers electrical stimulation to their spinal cords, according to a new study funded in part by the U.S. National Institutes of Health (NIH).
Improving medical assessments for low back pain is the subject of a research study currently being conducted at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ont.
Beet juice is a dietary source of the molecule nitrate. When converted in the body, nitrate can dilate the blood vessels and increase blood flow, both important factors for exercise performance.
Study title: High-load strength training improves outcome in patients with plantar fasciitis: A randomized controlled trial with 12-month follow-up
In a time when many government scientists in Canada are being muzzled, talking to the media may be a scary prospect for many researchers. Yet some academics are calling on their peers to have their voices heard in the media and cut through the noise coming from think tanks and lobbyists.
Alberta's Department of Health has launched a Mental Health Review questionnaire to collect inputs from Albertans on how to improve the lives of those living with addiction and mental health challenges.
The CFL and NFL have teamed up to add a two-minute test to standard sideline examinations for suspected concussion, with the aim of quickly determining whether a player should be pulled from the field or can safely return to play.
With some people calling sugar toxic and others insisting it's essential for energy, filmmaker Damon Gameau decided it was time to unpack the ambiguity around the sweet substance.
Low back pain (LBP) is one of the most common diseases, with a prevalence rate of nearly 80 per cent of the population. Since there is a high potential for recurrence, successful rehabilitation is important in preventing the return of LBP.
In many cases, mental illness doesn't occur in the mind alone. It also produces physical symptoms like joint and limb pain, gastrointestinal distress and appetite changes. In chiropractic practice, mental illness can co-occur with any number of physical complaints. Understanding mental illness, then, can prove valuable in treating its physical symptoms – and with interdisciplinary approaches to medical problems gaining in popularity, chiropractors have much to gain by developing a basic understanding of mental illness.
Recently, to great fanfare and much media attention across the country, the Canadian Medical Association Journal announced the publication of a new study trumpeting the great benefits of a federal government-funded pharmaceutical drug coverage.
The Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College (CMCC) has joined a growing number of Canadian organizations embracing the issue of mental health in the workplace and doing something about it.
Force-feeding kids a diet of facts and figures about the nutrients in fruits and vegetables and why they're good for us is no way to create a generation of healthy eaters.
When that mid-afternoon slump hits at work, many Canadians reach for a large specialty coffee or visit the lunchroom vending machine for a salty or sweet snack to re-energize.But they might be shocked to learn that their caffeinated drink with flavoured syrup and whipped cream is equivalent to 17 cubes of sugar, while a large coffee shop double-double is akin to tossing back eight cubes of sugar and about three pats of butter.
Children, aged four to 17, are increasingly using a variety complementary and alternative health care, according to a new report by the U.S. National Center for Complementary and Integrative Health (NCCIH, formerly NCCAM).
Building an action plan of wellness and lifestyle for patients in today's chiropractic practice starts from the day they walk in the door. For Dr. James Chestnut, a wellness-focused practice means one that is focused on not just restoring function but also on maintaining function and preventing future health degeneration.
The Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA) today announced the top five trends Canadians should be aware of when shopping at their local health food store in 2015. With winter in full swing, Canadians are eager for the inside scoop on new, effective ways to optimize their health, naturally, throughout the season and into the New Year.
Practitioners who run multidisciplinary practices will find they are able to create new revenue by simply reducing expenses versus putting efforts into attracting and seeing new patients. By re-evaluating every spending transaction, I went through and tracked every dollar spent in 2013 and 2014 to determine what was needed, what was optional, what was unnecessary, and what could likely be discounted by the supplier.
There are two main components that determine the value of a business: assets and goodwill. Assets are the things you own and are set up on a depreciating market value basis. Goodwill is less tangible and therefore more variable. Unlike in other business valuations where the assets make up a higher percentage, goodwill makes up the majority of the value of a chiropractic practice.
Organizations that offer health benefits to their employees are looking for more information and analysis regarding their plans, according to the 2015 edition of The Sanofi Canada Healthcare Survey, a comprehensive survey on Canadian health benefit plans.
Chiropractic coach Dr. Frazer Smith demonstrates the value of building a reproducible practice, and explores several tools to help the practice be consistent, sustainable, profitable and sellable.
Navigating the world of online marketing, chiropractors need practical tips and insights on how to use blogs as a marketing strategy to enhance patient base and increase credibility. Online marketing expert Andrei Petrik showed how blogging need not be as complicated, time consuming and brain draining as one might think.
Holidays, snow days, sick days can stunt the growth of your business. At his presentation during the 2015 Canadian Chiropractor Business Forum, Dr. Anthony Lombardi shared some tried and tested best practices on how to prevent these disruptions from taking hold of your practice growth and momentum.
Approximately 2,500 years ago, a Greek philosopher named Heraclitus expounded the doctrine that the only constant is change. He could easily have been forecasting the constant change that is occurring today in digital marketing.
Throughout the course of our practice, we will be going through staff changes. It is important to know your rights and responsibilities when considering hiring and/or terminating employment of associates or staffmembers.
In our profession there are many different ways of doing things and, often, many of us will end up achieving similar results. Regardless of how you approach things it is vital to be efficient in everything you do.
There are likely only a few people in the industrialized world who have not heard of the brands Nike, Starbucks and BMW.
Chiropractic has a compounding effect on health; the longer people are under care, the better the results. Last summer was when I believe I finally saw the evidence to prove this theory.
Back in 2002, after graduating from chiropractic school I opened my own clinic and started practicing. This was a very tumultuous time for the profession as many medical doctors, researchers and journalists were constantly writing articles in mainstream newspapers and publications that highlighted the dangers of chiropractic neck manipulation.
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The Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care is proposing new legislation aimed at strengthening privacy rules that protect people's personal health information.
NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. – Advancing the chiropractic profession through excellence in patient care has been the underlying theme at the recent chiropractic national convention hosted by the Canadian Chiropractic Association (CCA).
The American Chiropractic Association (ACA) is hosting its first Twitter chat focused on addressing the overuse and abuse of opioid painkillers on Tuesday, Sept. 29, from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. ET using the hashtag #PainFreeNation.
There is a lot of buzz lately within the profession in regards to becoming spinal care experts and increasing the utilization of chiropractic. I am a huge fan of more people using chiropractic care as a lifestyle choice. Most of the talk, however, is focused strictly on back pain. I believe we would be doing patients a disservice if all we did for them was to fix their back pain.
British Columbia may soon become the site of a new academic institution for chiropractic.The new Pacific Academic Institute of Chiropractic (PAIC) has released a progress report that outlined recent developments about the planned chiropractic academic institution, which will include a chiropractic school, a research program and a multidisciplinary primary care clinic.
Chiropractors are required to spend several years in preparing themselves for international sporting events such as the 2015 Toronto Pan Am and Parapan Am Games. This preparation is comprised of four years of undergraduate studies and four years of chiropractic studies.
Canadian Chiropractor has launched the second annual search for the most inspiring chiropractors in Canada. Help recognize some of the best and most exceptional doctors in the profession.
You may know Pat Simmons as the top-flight curler who helped Team Canada win the 2015 Tim Hortons Brier, the annual Canadian men's championship. But he's not only an elite athlete. He's also a successful chiropractor.
Dr. Karen Hammerich, chair, department of chiropractic principles and practice at Canadian Memorial Chiropractic College, shares her thoughts about the importance of recognizing chiropractors who are doing exceptional work in their community. There are so many inspiring things that individual chiropractors are doing in their own communities that are making a huge difference in the lives and health of people, and they deserve to be recognized, says Hammerich who is also a member of the 2014 Canadian Chiropractor INSPIRE Awards.Nominations for the 2015 Canadian Chiropractor INSPIRE Awards are now open. Find out how to nominate an exceptional and inspiring chiropractor.
Ontario's Low Back Pain Strategy has put chiropractic in the spotlight with other health-care disciplines as experts in addressing the province's low-back pain problems. In her keynote session, Dr. Jennifer Nash, community outreach coordinator for the Ontario Chiropractic Association, discussed the province's strategy and the chiropractors' role in addressing this debilitating disorder.
At the 2015 Canadian Chiropractor, Dr. Peter Kissel, owner of The Proactive Athlete and chair of the SSRP Fellowship Committee of the Royal College of Chiropractic Sports Sciences, discussed the values and benefits of specialty designation and advanced education in enhancing the prospects of a chiropractor and increasing community exposure for the practice.
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Vitality Depot has launched Pain Gone, a clinically tested pen-like device that patients can use for pain management.
LifeLabs Medical Laboratory Services has launched JOINTstat, a diagnostic blood test for rheumatoid arthritis. The JOINTstat blood test is the first test of its kind available in Canada that aids in the early detection and diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis. When caught and treated early, rheumatoid arthritis outcomes can be greatly improved. Through an agreement with Augurex Life Sciences Corp., developer of the JOINTstat test, JOINTstat is now offered exclusively by LifeLabs to patients and physicians across Canada.
Dr. Chris Oswald had been practicing chiropractic in the Toronto area for 16 years when he reached a point of frustration and decided to change the game.
California based health and wellness company Metagenics launches FirstLine Therapy Healthy Transformation Weight Loss program, its latest product to assist in weight loss and healthy living.
Frazer, Pa.-based Hill Laboratories has received UL Approval 60601-1:2012 3rd Edition and Health Canada approval for its premiere Class II Medical Device, the Hill DT Decompression System. Hill Laboratories is a fourth generation family-owned manufacturer of chiropractic, medical and physical therapy tables and products.
Metagenics, Inc., a nutrigenomics and lifestyle medicine company focused on improving health, has launched the new Mega 10 — a unique omega fatty acid supplement combining specially designed levels of purified omega-7s and omega-3s to provide both targeted support for healthy blood lipids and general support for overall cardiovascular health.
The Spine Specialist Laser Assisted Spinal Restoration (LASR) procedure offers an entirely new method of treatment available for patients suffering from neck and low back pain. This revolutionary treatment device has been designed and developed by chiropractor, Dr. Mark Jagger, to treat those patients that have not responded satisfactorily to other traditional forms of therapy. The Spine Specialist simultaneously combines a precise and gentle spinal decompressive force with a specially designed Automated Class 4 Medical Laser Treatment Delivery System. It applies them in a scientifically specific manner and is achieving unparalleled results.
Quality of Life Labs (QOL) has launched three new products at the Natural Products Expo East trade show in Baltimore, Maryland: Fucoxanthin MD, Green Coffee MD and Kinoko To-Go AHCC Powder Packets.
Alomune daily immune supplements have been shown in clinical trials to help improve the body's natural defenses for optimized immune health, according to its manufacturer Lonza. The active ingredient in Alomune is proprietary ResistAid made with larch arabinogalactan (LAG), a safe, natural extract sourced from renewable Minnesota Larch trees. LAG is generally recognized as safe for consumption as a food and dietary ingredient and, according to the National Institutes of Health, is an excellent source of dietary fibre.
Metagenics now offers PhytoMulti in easy-to-swallow vegetarian capsules. PhytoMulti is an entirely new class of daily foundation supplementation, designed to help defy aging. This unique product defends cells from free radical damage and oxidative stress, recharges cellular health and nourishes cells with a complex array of phytonutrients, the company said.
Innovative Life Sciences Corporation (ILS) has isolated the active ingredient in cinnamon cassia and has scientifically enhanced its concentration by 12 times to create a unique and powerful natural extract called CM-X.
The September 2015 column by Dr. Anthony Lombardi, "Business is Life" is a poor attempt to address an important issue in chiropractic - the question of supply and demand for chiropractic care.
A fundamental difficulty chiropractors have is grasping a deep understanding of what business is, and the role it plays in our society.
The recent celebrity endorsement of a prescription drug for morning sickness made national news and spread like wildfire on social media this week.
Last year we launched the first ever Canadian Chiropractor Inspire Awards, a program that recognizes exceptional chiropractors from across Canada who are making a big difference in their communities.
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By: mrp4
have stayed here a few time over the last few years and it gets better every time a very nice resort well done holiday inn group
By: henrya50
Nice and clean and great location.
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World Class resort with RCI Gold Crown level.
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Beautifully renovated to RCI Gold Crown level. One block from The Strip. Shuttles to the Strip.
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I was not familiar with the old Las Vegas Desert Club timeshares and understand that they were dated and not comparable to some of the newer ones available near the Vegas Strip. Additionally, during my visit, they had not completed all construction on the new location, however, we did stay in one of the new buildings.
To put it simply, Summer Bay Resorts Las Vegas Desert Club is NOT your parents' timeshare.
New furniture, new carpeting, 47" televisions, and less than a 1/2 mile walk to the strip (on cross street of Tropicana) made this property wonderful. The staff were very helpful (and would likely be even more responsive after construction was finished) and the rooms were wonderfully well kept. We had one punch-list item (one of the bathroom towel bars had not been installed), and we let them know and they showed up right away (within a few minutes), installed the bar, cleaned up, and left after a total of 10 minutes.
While I don't spend a ton of time in my room when visiting Vegas, the time that I DID spend was more luxurious than my own home. Summer Bay Resorts Las Vegas Desert Club is now the ONLY place that I stay when I visit.
By: thomasj152
We are owners at the new Summer Bay Resorts Las Vegas Desert Club time share and just returned from our first visit to the new facility (located one block from the old facilty which has been torn down). It is simply amazing!!! A recent $45,000,000 renovation of the units in the Desert Club has been completed. Work is being completed on the final step of the renovation to the club house (completely new) which should be completed by November, 2009. ALL of the living units have been completely renovated to include such extras as a plasma TV in every room, fireplaces, and all new furniture, carpets, plumbing fixtures, air conditioning, etc.
In real estate, they always talk about "LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION" as being most important. And the Summer Bay Resorts Desert Club has a prime location. It is right in the heart of the Las Vegas strip near the corner of Las Vegas Boulevard and Flamingo Road. Within easy walking distance are Bally's, Flamingo, Imperial Palace, Harrahs, Venetian, Bellagio, and Caesars Palace. The monorail is approximately 1-1/2 blocks away to provide easy access to the rest of the strip. And to make things even easier, shuttles run to several of the other casinos starting early in the day and ending late at night.
The Summer Bay Resorts Las Vegas Desert Club is definitely a Five Star facility!!!
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I am an owner here and have been for the past eleven years. I always stay here when coming to Vegas, even though I own several other time shares in the area. Why? When staying in Vegas, the location is extremely important and the amenities are secondary. When I am in Vegas, more than any other place I travel, I spend very little time in the room. The units are dated, but clean, and the staff is friendly and accomodating. The location is just what one needs to get to The Strip and the monorail system. The Imperial Palace is at your backdoor. Also as a side note, this resort will soon disappear as it will be "relocated" in the same area in an incredible new time share facility with a brand new name. Good bye, Summer Bay! We are looking forward to staying at the new facility like we did at the old one!
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I have stayed at the Summer Bay Resort in Las Vegas for the last 5 years and I have been very happy. The location is awesome. The monarail is right behind your apartment with a private elevator for Summer Bay guest only. You are at the heart of Vegas. Directly behind Flamingo and Caesars Palace, Harrah's, Bally's, Bellagio. The resort is clean and the staff friendly and fun. This resort is probably not as upscale as others but you are in Vegas and so much to do that believe me the 2 bedroom apartment has everything you need at the end of your day. The beds are nice and comfortable. The kitchen is well stocked with everything you need. I am going again in two weeks and look forward to my stay at Summer Bay.
By: paule6
Great loacation and the staff are extremely helpfull. The units are newly renovated like a home away from home. Loved the unit and would stay there anytime.
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This is a Great Resort!, Wonderful staff & front desk, and location. It has excercise room, sauna, many pools, store, discounted tickets & tour prices. You can walk(1 block off strip) or take free van to most of the Casinos or the new monorail that has a stop at this resort. We own in the newer PLAZA section which has its own pool, full kitchen, quiet air, and is Very NICE compared to some of the other villas. We go here every year and are never dissapointed! They are constantly up grading the units, so you can't rely on the people that write negative comments.
By: lisa2912
Stayed here first week of January 2006. Very good location. Easy to get anywhere. Staff very friendly and willing to do anything to help. Units have been upgraded and we were told that even more is being done. We look forward to returning!
By: marge3630
Summer 2004 our son stayed at this resort and he said the room was remodeled and very nice. New kitchen appliances, large tv, etc. The location is super and just behind Harrah's and the Imperial and within walking distance to the "Strip", bus shuttles and monorail.
By: a.c.gonzalez
We have been visiting Las Vegas NV since 1981 and have been staying in what is now known as Summer Bay Resort. Before that is was called The Grand Flamingo, then it was the Ramada Vacation Club after that it was called The Leisure Resorts. We have seen a remarkable growth through the years and each time it has gotten better. We enjoy staying there because it is clean and neat also the staff there provides you with anything you need to make your stay enjoyable. We believe the Summer Bay Resort Mangement will continue to build this Resort to become even bigger and better than it ever was.
By: freybaby
A great place in las vegas close to the action.
By: nanc
We stayed at Leisure Resorts in May of 2002 .We enjoyed our stay so much that we are returning Mar. 18th thru the 25th, thanks to Redweek.com. It is more convenient than staying at one of the casinos- we enjoyed staying at the Excalibur-but Leisure Resorts is more family oriented. This trip my brother and sister in law are joining us for a few days. I will let you know what they had to say about the resort.