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I had a Mossberg 20ga with a pistol grip. Pretty snappy. No worse than my 444 Marlin Thompson/Center Contender pistol.

I only have one Marlin in 44 Magnum,its a1894P,like new, only 20 rounds threw it. I am thinking about a Henry.

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I am the guy who got my square back from Dixie last Tuesday. Very nice gun. Date code is CP,I am told it was made in 2016. I couldn't be happier. Now if it shoots 1/2 as good as it looks.........

EMF has the G and G on sale for $180. Just got the E-Mail today.

I have both,the Walker,and the Whitneyville. Both have a 2 1/2 trigger pull,and the action is smooth as glass. I haven't tried 60 grains of Pyrodex P in the Walker yet,but soon. They both seem to like 40 grains of the Pyrodex P when shooting a .454 ball. I also have a .45 Long Colt Howell...

I bought a "Thunderer" in 44cal. I have taken the little beast with on several occasions, I have permit to carry. The "Thunderer" that was sold to me from Old South has the standard 1860 army cylinder. Mine shoots just under 2 inches at 10 yards ,standing with a 2 hand grip,round ball,and 30...

My Whitneyville only has one screw hole on the right side. I bought mine from Dixie last year. I bought a Howell conversion cylinder in 45 Long Colt. Deadly accurate. with Cowboy rounds. Anyway,you will love it.

I don't know if they did make them with barrels that long. But they sure look damn good.

Get the Whitneyville,you wont be sorry. Then get the cylinder that shoots 45 Long Colt. Deadly accurate with the Long Colt. Dragoons shoot 8 inches high out of the box. Dixie still sells them for $375. Good Luck!

Piettakid,in Minnesota it is considered a firearm. Gun laws in this state suck. Look who we have for a senator in Washington! He has to be the dumbest a$$ in all of D.C!!! Wait,Franken is the second dumbest, Reid is number one,but it is close.

I have the "Thunderer" 1860 Army ,44cal ,fun gun to shoot. I never had a gun with a Birds Head grip. Not much recoil,not much more than the regular 1860 Army,both with 30gr of Pyrodex,and a round ball. I use my 1860 Army with the 8" to load the cylinders,I have 4 and blast away. I shoot this...

WOW! That is cool. Thanks for posting.

That is not a Whitneyville. That is a nice gun.

Whitneyville/Hartford. Best of both worlds.

Great vid!! I cant wait to shoot mine.

I received my 1851 Navy "Yank" today. Fit and finish is near perfect.

Mine came today. Looks nice. My first Colt 36er.

That's pretty cool. I didn't know they made them in stainless steel.

To me,it looks like something cobbled together. Possibly a prop gun.