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kbob - the barrel on the derringer was originally octagon in shape but in my youth decided that round was more to my liking...here's a pic I found on the net as to what the kit looked like.

rodwha - 'bout 10 grains, haven't tried any other loads in it, it bucks a little bit. Fingers - all made by ASM, middle - date code XXV (1969), bottom - date code AD (1978) here's a ASM 3rd model dragoon for comparison (note that the dragoon has a long range sight but no cutout for the...

here's mine, all .31s except for the derringer, it's a .44 kit I got from Dixie Gun Works years ago.

try S&S Firearms

kBob- VTI = VTIgunparts.com out of Lakeville, CT

Tommygun - here's a pic where I cleaned it up abit, I'm pretty sure it's not there...or it's very, very short...... ASM is noted for having some quality issues, the trigger is supposed to be hardened, but I could cut it with a file.

A friend of mine gave me a ASM 1860 brass frame 44 revolver this weekend. He said he bought years ago and wasn't interested in black powder anymore. (what a shame) Anyways, he told me it wasn't working right, one of his other buddies had taken it apart to fix and it still wasn't working right...

Update- Well, looks like it's a stock for the 1851 Navies. I ordered the shoulder stock screw set from VTI (1851 Pietta # 425 - extra long hammer shoulder screw and #429 shoulder stock nut - total 12.95 w/shipping). Taylor's has them also but shipping is quite abit higher. The stock slips...

Fingers - would you happen to know what the width opening size is for a dragoon on the rounded mounting? Still trying to figure out if this stock is for the dragoon or 51 Navy.

madcratebuilder/fingers- Thanks for the great info- Does this mean that it was one size fit all or there are shoulder stocks with different widths to accomodate the different revolvers? When I first saw the stock I thought it was for a 60 Army, but the guy behind the counter said no...

junkman 01 Quote - "I never heard of such a thing. The guns that are cut for a shouilder stock have a forth screw in both sides of the frame for the stock to attach to." I amended my original post as that comment referred to the 51 Navy not the 60 Army. I know Colt made some 51 Navies...

Picked this up sometime last year at a local gunshop thinking it would a nice addition to my BP revolvers. Even though I had one years ago for my 1860 Colt repro, I didn't realize (or had forgotten) that there are two different versions of shoulder stocks and the one I have I believe is for the...

Who da thunk it....thanks for the info

Saw this on a replica 1851 44 cal brass frame BP revolver that's listed on gunbroker. The date code is XX7 (1971), this stamp is located on the butt. Anyone have an idea who's the mfg/importer?

Got this in trade, don't really need one. Pietta 1851 sheriff model, 44 cal, brass frame. CC date code (2008), 5" barrel. Excellent condition. $145.00 shipped via USPS Priority mail w/del conf. Send replies/inquiries to: [email protected]

I am looking for someone in SW MO area who has a Uberti or other replica 3rd model dragoon revolver cut for a shoulder stock. I have what I believe is a repro stock cut for a 3rd model that I would like to see if it actually fits one. I live in the Springfield area.

mykeal- thanks for The Muzzleloading Forum tip, checked it out, lots of good info on the CVA over there. BTW where do you come up with this stuff, you must never sleep, constantly surfing the web?.......

Is there any way to date a CVA mountain rifle? Picked one up online for a decent price ($120) Only markings on the barrel are "Connecticut Valley Arms, Inc. Black Powder Only .50 Cal" serial # 0117952 and the intials "DFG" stamped under the rear sight. 2 screw German silver patchbox and the...

XX9 = 1973 mfg date, can you post some pics of the stamps?

A rifle that I have always liked, I have one coming later this week that I will refinish and will start shooting black powder again after a haitus of 20 yrs. Been doing alittle bit of research on CVA's mountain rifle online and it looks like there seems to be several versions of it produced in...