I want a pocket Colt clone

Yeah, I guess their website meant that one was plenty for me.
They even gave me a tracking number and have been very helpful on the 4 occasions I've called. (Not all for this order)

Yep, it has shipped. I sure hope it's a good one.

How do you like it? I'm guessing, very much. You are quite the Colt fan.
I'm also a huge Colt fan. Not nuts about the 1860 Army (barrel length and grip length) but I'm very fond of Colts, nonetheless.
The most recent tracking info shows it has been processed through the Spokane, WA PO.
The "expected delivery date" is tomorrow.
I doubt it. I figure Saturday, maybe. We'll see.

That isa very nice setup Junkman. Your wife did a nice job.

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Yep, one was definitely "ample stock for me.

Me too. My wife thought it was an empty box, when the postal carrier handed it to her. She was surprised at how light it is. I'd better watch that old girl. I could end up losing it to her.
It's a lot smaller than my 51 Navy, but a good bit bigger than my Remington Pocket .31.
So, the 62 Popo is my backup C&B, and the 63 Rem pocket .31 is the backup to my backup.

I really like it. The action is nice and smooth, and the wedge goes in/out with thumb pressure.
The action of the one I handled at my LGS was rough/gritty. Not so with this one.
Now, I need to get a holster and more balls for it.
I REALLY like it. It's a sweet little piece. Very handy.

Admittedly, the creeping loading lever is going to take some getting used to. I can't believe it went from ID to WA and then GA in 2 days. I had it shipped priority mail, which usually takes 3 days to get from CA or NV to GA.
I'm very favorably impressed with the folks at Buffalo Arms. I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again.
Now, where's the best place to get balls for this little .36?

What ball diameter is best for it? .375? .380?

Thanks.
I was wondering, where is the Uberti mark stamped on these? i haven't found it yet. I've found the date code and proof house stampings, but not the Uberti logo.

And, thanks to whoever fixed my pic. I don't know why it posted vertically.

Mine has a couple of tiny marks stamped on the bottom of the frame, slightly in front of and partially covered by the trigger guard. I'll have to dig out the loupe and check it.

I decided to try different caps to see what it likes best.
Big surprise, It likes Remington 10s.
CCI 10s make the cylinder drag (the sides of the caps drag, not the backs) and have to be hit twice to fire.
CCI 11s are loose on the nipples and drag a little.

So, the caps I can get locally don't work with it. I have to find somewhere to order caps.

Other than that, I absolutely love it.

Are you talking about enlarging the flash holes, or are you talking about drilling cross holes underneath the nipples, to lessen blowback?
Or are you talking about drilling additional flash holes, perpendicular to the existing one, to improve upon ignition?
Confused minds want to know.

It happens on all of my funs when I use CCI caps.
Remington #10s sometimes do, and sometimes don't, but CCI caps just about always blow apart.
I've snapped a cylinder of all my caps on all my BP funs, just to find out which caps they like, before loading and shooting them.
So far, the CCI caps just about always blow apart.

So far, my worst BP gun (for cap jams) is my 1863 Remington Pocket .31. 1 or 2 rounds of CCI caps jams it up tight. Remingtons do not.