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It has been too hot to shoot lately, so I haven't had a chance fire it with the Kirst cylinder yet. How accurate is your Old Army with the Howell cylinder? I have a R&D (Howell) cylinder on a .36 Remington with a .357 lined barrel and it is quite accurate.

Just added a Kirst .45 Colt conversion cylinder and Belt Mountain Quick Change cylinder pin and latch to my 5 1/2 " Old Army. I prefer shooting cap and ball, but thought this might be fun to try. Need to reload some black powder cartridges and try it out. For the curious, I just unscrewed the...

Noz, is this the set? https://www.gunsamerica.com/924886725/PAIR-OF-RUGER-OLD-ARMY-5-1-2-SS-REVOLVERS-CUSTOM-PACKAG.htm

It went for $1225 with 38 bids. Used with no box, no papers.

Yes, a stock on a ROA is perfectly legal unless you put a cartridge conversion on it. Then it becomes a short barreled rifle. Illegal without paying a BATF tax stamp for it.

You got quite a deal on that pair of ROAs.

Thanks 4v50 Gary. I do love my Ruger Old Armys. I have an extra set of Ruger faux ivory grips for it too. Here are both of my Old Army's with ivory grips:

It would, and perfect for me as I live in the desert (actually the Great Basin of California/Nevada, called the "Great American Desert" in the 1800s).

I only have two of them, and as I mentioned before if this 5.5 was in mint condition, I wouldn't shoot it, but it has been fired a number of times in the past and I got it for a really good price so I feel no qualms about shooting it.

Almost as bad as having a clean Jeep. Don't worry I'm going to shoot it on Friday. I'll post pics.

I will Dog Soldier. I also have a 7 /12 model too, so it be interesting to see how this one compares. If this gun was unused, I likely wouldn't fire it due to the collector value, but it has been shot in the past. What's interesting is that the loading lever can't be removed with the catch at...

Thanks for the comments guys! Going to take it out and shoot it on Friday.

Picked up a new (to me) Old Army today with aftermarket grips.

Thank you J-Bar.

Late to the party as always, but I just had to join this club, especially after seeing Fingers McGee and DD4lifeUSMC on here. Here is my Old Army. Second one I've owned. Sold the first one years ago, regretted it, then bought another just like it. It was made in 1997.