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I guess I violated the rules. :( Oh well, life goes on.

Same here!

Honestly, I don't know what you want me to say! There is nothing in the Capnball video that is worth even watching. I would hope that he would shoot tight groups using a bench and bags. Who wouldn't? As far as shooting in the rain, I don't think so. It was raining at the start of the...

For using a "Match Grade Revolver", I'm guessing it's suppose to be more than your off the shelf revolver. I've seen just as good of results and better, shooting at 27 yards, in 1/5th of the time, than this guy took. Using an everyday revolver you buy from Pietta or Uberti. If this is all...

I did observe the video, Duh! That's why I'm not impressed.

For the time and concentration he was taking to get those shots off, I thought he was at the least, 50 yards. :)

I'm not impressed!

Yep!, and then some. :D

I just love forums and seeing who's "fur gets rubbed the wrong way".

Water=Rust

Water may very well be the cheapest, but is far from the best cleaning solution!

What about the residue left by the caps?

I tried this today and it worked great! Thank you, Johnny. :)

Rarely will you get a cap jam. Much better design. History tells the story, it's no secret!

You're looking to solve a problem that has been a problem with Colts, from day one. You can't fix it, only deal with it. Your best bet is to get a Remington and your cap problems are over.

Very, very nice!

Duh! I've always said to use APP. It measures and loads as BP. Any American Pioneer Powder, Black MZ being one of them, is the only powder you should be using. Cleans so easy and no fouling. Triple 7 and Pyrodex are worthless.

Yep, you and Bower are correct. I'm sorry. Hope both of you get your gun problems worked out.

Mr. Driftwood Johnson Thank you, for your post on the procedure. I guess coming from a girl, nobody believed me. I think maybe you are "born with it", also. Barbie

Mr. BowerR64 There is no need for your sarcasm. :mad: I never said I was better than you. The common sense, I was referring to, was that I was guessing you knew how your gun operates and how all those parts work with each other. Don't you? You would know that at half cock, the bolt is...