luvit
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Facts:
● .31 Caliber
● XXVI = 1970 (replica, Made in Italy)
● Gardone V.T. black powder proof house stamping
● Gardone proof house stamping
● ROUND BARREL, not octagon barrel
● Steel Frame, but it has a Brass frame on the grip.
Is this considered a steel frame? (steel frames are recommended for conversions and hotter loads, but my grip is brass)
It looks a lot like the pic in this link: BP REVOLVER-EMF 1849 POCKET .31 CAL. WS1210BBP1849
The picture is low quality, but I think this is it, if Gunbroker actually has the right description...
If it's the same gun, E.M.F. no longer lists the gun on their site, but they do list a $200 conversion cylinder (sold out).
The Action and timing seems great. I just need some test caps & balls before I buy oodles of them. -- like what precise sizes?
Facts:
● .31 Caliber
● XXVI = 1970 (replica, Made in Italy)
● Gardone V.T. black powder proof house stamping
● Gardone proof house stamping
● ROUND BARREL, not octagon barrel
● Steel Frame, but it has a Brass frame on the grip.
Is this considered a steel frame? (steel frames are recommended for conversions and hotter loads, but my grip is brass)
It looks a lot like the pic in this link: BP REVOLVER-EMF 1849 POCKET .31 CAL. WS1210BBP1849
The picture is low quality, but I think this is it, if Gunbroker actually has the right description...
If it's the same gun, E.M.F. no longer lists the gun on their site, but they do list a $200 conversion cylinder (sold out).
The Action and timing seems great. I just need some test caps & balls before I buy oodles of them. -- like what precise sizes?