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No I did not do anything on my Walker. It was made by Uberti by special order in "White Finish" and it was part of their normal offer. This year this option is no longer available on Uberti pages (www.uberti.com or www.ubertireplicas.com) Can anybody tell me which forum is the real one...

I'd like to join this club, too. Here is my Uberti White Finish Walker: Icy

Visiting my friend and gun dealer last august we were naturally talking about handguns. He showed me a Glock, HS200 (Springfield Armory XD) but I just can't swallow plastic. When I told him this he went back to his safe and showed me with a tiny smile THE S&W 686-3! As I wanted this revolver...

Uberti is offering "white finish" for all replicas as special order. I have Colt Walker and is a nice gun.

Resreved one used 686-2 with 4" barell today. Will pay 495 Euros for satin finish and wooden grip!

That's how my wife cook a beef soup.:) After soup is cooled she remove any tallow from the top (she care for me a lot after my heart-attack) Thanks to all, Icy

Melting fat with water :confused: Can you explain this a little further. I got some pounds of sheep fat and I want to melten stuf as we making cracklings from pigs fat at home. I will cut fat to small pieces than cook them on very week fire for a few hours with constant mixing. Than I will...

I am not shure for the states but in Germany price drop for Walther P99. My summerhouse was rob last week so I am for one, too! :cuss:

Lyman/Investarm pistols and rifles (e.g Great Plains rifle) are produceing in .45, .50, and .54 calibers. I had difficulty to get one in .50 cal so I ordered one GPR in .45 cal. I believe for sates Investarm produce .50 and .54 cal rifles and pistols as they are more appreciated in the states...

I do not know to paint good, but I think the breech on Lyman GPR looks like this.

I ordered their Great Plains Rifle in caliber .45, too. This caliber is I believe most common in Europe while in the states you more like 50 and 54 calibers :). Thanks for quick reply! Jurij

I bought Investarm/Lyman Plains Pistol cal .45. It is a nice piece and I just love it. But (there is always a but!!!! :eek: ). Hammer head is off the centre of the nipple muzzle. Hmmm. See picture Plains: Pistol.45_2a.jpg. Is that bad enough to send her back? The other discrepancy is that...

In addition to arcticap: http://www.hunter-ed.com/sc/course/ch5_loading_a_muzzleloader.htm

Uberti stops producing Santa Fe Hawken rifles since there was not enough orders.

The same page: http://www.davide-pedersoli.com/ArmiCategoria.aspx?CategoriaId=242&lang=en in english! :)

RTV Molds and Castings As Plink said "It's actually pretty easy". Such castings are making in RTV molds (Room Temperature Vulcanizing rubber molds). Firstly look at this two links to get general info: http://www.protocam.com/html/urethane.html (U can download animated video there!!! :) )...

SLR photocameras doesn't have a movie feature!

To mec: Burst shooting I use this method: it is not burst shooting it is bracketing. The camera will take three pictures. Put your camera on Program. Than set aperture compensation to the very first value ie. smallest aperture compensation +/- 1/3 of aperture. Than turn on the flash. It is only...

mukluk wrote: Snip, snip, ... maybe my arms were getting tired from heftin' that hoss I started to work out as soon as I purchased mine. Hefty ol' gun :)

To Dixie: was thinking about sanding off the clear coating, but I don't know how deep was that stuff soaked in the wood. Do not want uneven finish! To Plink: You are right. I have a big silver ankh with me every time on my bike. And yes she tarnished quickly. To arcticap Will have...