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Sorry if this dont belong here. I'm thinning down the pack thought I would post. http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=554001

Hey all. Couple questions. Im working on a couple of my remmmie 1858's. I was wondering, whats the best way to take off and reattach the front sight once I shorten the barrel? And also, Is there any after market steel trigger guard? Or a way to cover up the brass with bluing or anything...

I very well could be, I tried the crappy one that came with a Pietta starter kit i had way back when. And also my CVA measure, this is the one i use when i normally shoot with. Set at 45 its a little more than the one that came in my pietta kit set at 45.

Hey, I just went in and double checked. By the measure i have (goes to 50 grns) set at 45 grns I have about a 1/4 inch from the powder to the top of the chamber. With the ball seated in its almost perfectly flush with the mouth of the chamber and the cylinder spins freely. Wish I knew how to...

I honestly don't know about the cylinders guys I bought my 58 from the same place my buddy bought his, it was a estate sale. I wonder how can i tell. If it has in fact been bored out. Im temped to get a new cylinder i think... Wouldn't that make the wall really weak? And now my dumb ass...

Well, I had a interesting morning. A buddy and my self hit the range before the rain. We have been having some what of a competition the last few weeks and experimenting with different charges, wads and fillers. We tried about 100 different things, light loads to super hot loads. Well my opinion...

Ive never know it to be illegal to make powder. I have of at least 6 people, including the owner of the gun shop that make it for themselves just in town. As far as selling, I don't know. But your all good if its for you.

I was wonder is it ok to load up like 10 grains or so then put a patch in for a blank round in my Remington? Or hows the best way for a "blank" round?

denster you were right. I took the trigger guard off and snugged up the stop spring a little more. She works flawless again. thanks a lot!

Hello all. I have been browsing the site for a while now. I love it! I have been in to guns all my life, but recently i was bitten by the bug. Ok, i have been bitten alot... I have been getting more enjoyment and spending more time at the range than i ever have with any smokeless guns.. I...