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Man i was busy. Did make it out to the range. Took 4 .44cals and a 22lr. Ruger mark II. for the younger one.
Must have shot about 200 .44. First to go out yep mr. WALKER. Second to go out 1861 Army. Amazingly ended the day shooting the heck out of my ASM 1851 and my 1851 Pietta. Both just kept on working. End the end We started to see signs of fouling in the ASM. So it looks like the Pietta wins the day. Never fouled once kept shooting till the end. Problem was we ran out of ammo for the 22.
Once at home looks like a spent cap found its way into the works AGAIN in Mr. WALKER. So the hammer was not hitting hard enough on the caps. Looking at the WALKER really good. It appears i am in need of another wedge and a main spring. As i can see some cracks appearing towards the main bend. NOT GOOD. the 1861 Well seemed like the main bolt was rather fouled and was just in need of a good cleaning. The 1851's though. Wow they just kept shooting i was using 24 grains of GOEX. Forgot to take the home made stuff.
Here are some pics kinda shotty though using my cell.
Must have shot about 200 .44. First to go out yep mr. WALKER. Second to go out 1861 Army. Amazingly ended the day shooting the heck out of my ASM 1851 and my 1851 Pietta. Both just kept on working. End the end We started to see signs of fouling in the ASM. So it looks like the Pietta wins the day. Never fouled once kept shooting till the end. Problem was we ran out of ammo for the 22.
Once at home looks like a spent cap found its way into the works AGAIN in Mr. WALKER. So the hammer was not hitting hard enough on the caps. Looking at the WALKER really good. It appears i am in need of another wedge and a main spring. As i can see some cracks appearing towards the main bend. NOT GOOD. the 1861 Well seemed like the main bolt was rather fouled and was just in need of a good cleaning. The 1851's though. Wow they just kept shooting i was using 24 grains of GOEX. Forgot to take the home made stuff.
Here are some pics kinda shotty though using my cell.