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Hi all, hope someone can help me out here. I am new to the Walker revolver world and am wondering.....I was looking at a ASM model (used) and noticed when looking down the barrel that the cylinder mouth was not in perfect alignment with the barrel. How big an issue is this and is it a fairly...

Looks as though I am gonna have to dig out the camera. Nice pics so far!

So then the ejector and loading gate are just for looks; looks pretty sweet. What is the cost to convert to look like this for actual function; ballpark?

I was at the local pawn shop today, looking at BP arms of course, came across this pistol minus the cylinder (sorry no pics). It had about a 4" blued barrel, Pietta, BP only. Case hardened steel frame. There was no loading lever or plunger and the cylinder pin seemed to be a knob with a...

As a matter of fact I just saw one this afternoon, 12" blued barrel, stainless steel frame. Did not examine it in hand, so not sure of the maker or model; .44 cal., nice looking piece though. Sorry could not be of more help, but I am thinking it was a Pietta.

I am southeast of Colville; Chattaroy area. I don't know about the whitetail population peaking or not. In my backyard that is all that is to be found; and pretty plentiful too! Even had a band of about 15 elk pass through, nice bull too; before season of course! I will have to get a photo...

That was great!!!!

I'm afraid I am gonna have to "second the motion" from Yuma!!

Good to hear you will be back making more smoke!

I actually never remove my drum or snail clean out screws; sooner or later they always get buggered up, if not already by the time I get rifle. To clean I remove the nipple, after the swabbing of the bore with breech in very hot water I will take a stout q-tip and clean the area under the...

I bet your son is proud of that one! Looks alot like the Hurricane, although the specs don't quite match up to any of my resources. Does the barrel have any manufacture stampings? Whatever the case may be, looks like you will be in for some good quality time working up a good accurate load.

Generally speaking, shallow grooves will benefit more from Minies, accuracy wise. Not to say PRB can't be made to work in that style of rifling. Is it 3 lands and 3 grooves found on the majority of Navy Arms rifles? Can you post pics? Maybe you got one of the Navy Arms' Hunter or Hurricane I...

Just out of curiosity, if you don't mind me asking, what did the young one become the proud owner of? Might ask too, is the rifling twist designed for PRB (slow twist)?

Hey 7, see your from WA. as well; I am just north of Spokane myself. At any rate I use 3F in near most everything-even the .58. Your .45 should do extremely well with 3F. For the most part you will get a "cleaner burn" with that granulation. I even use it as pan powder in a flinter, works...

Excellent way to start the new year; congrats

That is pretty awesome!!!!!!!

Nice work.....I like it

Those all sound like good ideas; let us know end result of which procedure you use. Hopefully your jag and patch have created a good enough seal for the above options to work. Generally when stuck they do.

Sounds like everyone had a great time! Happy Holidays to all

I agree with Cowboy, with that kind of money go for a nice custom designed to fit your needs and wants.